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Thanks Team....unfortunately, we can't rollback to older versions of firefox so JanStoops' suggestion may be a workaround we can use for the moment.
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Thanks Team....unfortunately, we can't rollback to older versions of firefox so JanStoops' suggestion may be a workaround we can use for the moment.

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Hi Team,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;We have just downloaded vmware server 2.02 and in our organization, we use Firefox &nbsp;3.6.x. &nbsp; We are unable to access the vmware console due to an error message saying that the console is unable to connect.<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;I have searched google and there seems to be a lot of reports on this issue. &nbsp;Is there a workaround to this?<br />
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Hi Team,

   We have just downloaded vmware server 2.02 and in our organization, we use Firefox  3.6.x.   We are unable to access the vmware console due to an error message saying that the console is unable to connect.

   I have searched google and there seems to be a lot of reports on this issue.  Is there a workaround to this?



Firefox plugin for VMWare server on Firefox 3.6 not working

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