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By Matt Fahrner, on April 27th, 2016
VMware Portal Maintenance. This section of the VMware website is currently unavailable while we make important user improvements and upgrades to the site. The expected time of completion for the maintenance is 6:00 PM PST. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Open a Web browser and type the URL for the vSphere Client. At the bottom of the vSphere Clientlogin page, click Download Enhanced Authentication Plug-in. If the browser blocks the installation either by issuing certificate errors or by running a pop-up blocker, follow the Help instructions for your browser to resolve the problem. The solution here is NOT to install the Client Integration Plug-in. Instead head over to VMware Download page of vSphere, under Drivers & Tools section, you will see a VMware Remote Console. Download and install this instead. So the next time you access the VM console, just use the VMware Remote Console. This time it will work nicely. Mac users interested in Vmware remote console plugin generally download: VMware Remote Console 11.1 Free VMware Remote Console provides console access and client. Download the CIP Installer VMware-ClientIntegrationPlugin-6.0.0-9100244.exe. Double-click the installer file. Installer file will install VMware Client Integration Plugin and VMware Plugin service. Install 6.0u3g Client Integration Plug-In on Mac: Download the CIP installer VMware-ClientIntegrationPlugin-6.0.0-9100244.mac64.dmg.
The latest vCenter Server 6.0 VMware Web Client Integration Plugin does not work on OS X El Capitan. The installer finishes, but silently fails due to missing libraries, libraries that probably existed in earlier OS X versions.
Because the libraries don’t exist, necessary certificates don’t get generated, and even re-running the installer from the application directory won’t solve it (including with the below hack). What you need to do is ensure the libraries will be there when the installer gets to the “Running package scripts…” section on initial install.
There are a number of possible solutions, but the below seems the cleanest and doesn’t require multiple installs.
Before installing the application, do the following:
2 | sudo ln-s/Applications/VMwareClientIntegrationPlug-in.app/Contents/Frameworks/build/toolchain/mac32/openssl-1.0.1m/lib |
Then run the full installer.
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This will create a hack to allow the packaged libraries to be used when the package scripts get run. If it’s working correctly the “Running package scripts…” will take many minutes to run as it executes “openssl” to generate the following:
/Applications/VMware Client Integration Plug-in.app/Contents/Library/data/ssl/dh512.pem
If it instead installs very quickly, you can be fairly certain it didn’t install correctly and probably VMware has changed something yet again. If it works, you can both upload files and deploy OVF files.
Hopefully VMware will create a permanent fix. More on why this plugin is required can be found here. How to install/upgrade the plugin itself can be found here.
UPDATE:
Jonathon McTaggart (thank you Jonathon!) gave the following update for the latest plugin: