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Are your different sessions both connecting to<br />
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vSwitch0 - Client<br />
vSwitch1 - Client
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Are your different sessions both connecting to

vSwitch0 - Client
vSwitch1 - Client

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session 1 connects to esx by vswitch0 and then takes console of VM<br />
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session 2 connects to esx by vswitch1 and then takes console of VM
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session 1 connects to esx by vswitch0 and then takes console of VM

session 2 connects to esx by vswitch1 and then takes console of VM

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both different IP Address Subnets and Gateways ?
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both different IP Address Subnets and Gateways ?

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question is no longer relevant
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hi experts,<br />
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I have an ESXi 5.1 with 2 vswitches (0 and 1) in different networks and in each a vmkernel port management.<br />
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on vswitch1 I have 1 virtual machine group with some VM's.<br />
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when someone connects to the esx via management on vswitch1 and opens a console for a vm, how can someone else view the same console through management on vswitch0 ?<br />
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When I try, I can open the console for the vm through management on vswitch0, but it opens a new session. I want to connect to the already existing console session from vswitch1.<br />
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Is this possible ? If yes, please tell me how ?<br />
<br />
regards,<br />
<br />
Wim
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hi experts,

I have an ESXi 5.1 with 2 vswitches (0 and 1) in different networks and in each a vmkernel port management.

on vswitch1 I have 1 virtual machine group with some VM's.

when someone connects to the esx via management on vswitch1 and opens a console for a vm, how can someone else view the same console through management on vswitch0 ?

When I try, I can open the console for the vm through management on vswitch0, but it opens a new session. I want to connect to the already existing console session from vswitch1.

Is this possible ? If yes, please tell me how ?

regards,

Wim

VMware ESXi with 2 vmkernel management nic on different vswitches

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