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Note, there is no client application (known as the legacy c# client) for vSphere 6.5 or 6.7. Instead, the web client is used. There are a few different web based clients available in vSphere 6.5 and 6.7. These are:

In vSphere 6.5, VMware also introduced an HTML5-based web client (now known simply as the vSphere Client) that can be accessed by browsing to -or-IP-Address-of-vCenter/ui. Initially, this client was a work in progress and lacked many features found in the vSphere Web Client. However, since vSphere 6.7 Update 1 it has been feature complete and is now the recommended client for managing your vSphere infrastructure.

The vCenter Server Appliance Management Interface (VAMI) has been around since vSphere 6.0 and is a web-based client for managing vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) configuration. The VAMI allows you to perform tasks such as changing the VCSA host name, configuring network settings, NTP configuration, applying patches and updates, and scheduling VCSA backups.

In vSphere 6.0 Update 1, VMware introduced the Platform Services Controller (PSC) Management UI. This is an HTML5-based web client for managing all PSC related tasks, such as configuring identity providers and managing security certificates. Following the release of vSphere 7, the PSC Management UI is no longer available. All PSC related management tasks can now be performed directly from the vSphere Client.

For partners who want to extend the HTML Client, this Fling also includes a new HTML SDK and a tool to generate plug-ins. Please see the HTML Client SDK Fling Overview.pdf and download the html-client-sdk.zip and plugin-seed.zip.

After your login you may see a Submit button appearing briefly at the top left of a white page. Please ignore it and wait for the Home page to come up.For fresh deployments, the command has changed from: OLD: /etc/init.d/vsphere-client configure --start yes --user root --vc NEW: /etc/init.d/configui configure --start yes --user root --vc Please refer to the Instructions pdf for details.

Release NotesAfter your login you may see a Submit button appearing briefly at the top left of a white page. Please ignore it and wait for the Home page to come up.For fresh deployments, the command has changed from: OLD: /etc/init.d/vsphere-client configure --start yes --user root --vc NEW: /etc/init.d/configui configure --start yes --user root --vc Please refer to the Instructions pdf for details.

Release NotesAfter your login you may see a Submit button appearing briefly at the top left of a white page. Please ignore it and wait for the Home page to come up.For fresh deployments, the command has changed from: OLD: /etc/init.d/vsphere-client configure --start yes --user root --vc NEW: /usr/lib/vmware-client-configui/scripts/config.sh configure --start yes --user root --vc Please refer to the Instructions pdf for details.

Known IssuesThe Feedback tool is currently inaccessible when Wizards/Dialogs are up. We will fix this in the next release.If you deploy the OVA from scratch (or rerun the configuration) you may get a message like this: Configuration process completed! Type '/etc/init.d/vsphere-client start' to start the vSphere Client server. /etc/init.d/vsphere-client: line 307: /usr/lib/vmware-vsphere-client/scripts/configurator.js: Permission deniedYou can safely ignore this.

In this post, I am not going to discuss about any technical stuffs or troubleshooting. This Post is purely to easy of vSphere Admins who want to download the VMware vSphere Client. I have athered the Download link of all versions of vSphere Client starting from vSphere Client v4.1 Update 1 to the latest release vSphere Client 6.0 Update 3. Just click on the vSphere Client Image in the below table to directly download the respective vSphere Client version.

Update 1bVMware-viclient-all-5.5.0-1880841.exe VMware vSphere Client 5.5 Update CVMware-viclient-all-5.5.0-1745234.exe VMware vSphere Client 5.5 Update 1aVMware-viclient-all-5.5.0-1746248.ex vSphere Client 5.5 Update 3VMware-viclient-all-5.5.0-3024345.exe vSphere Client 5.5 Update 3eVMware-viclient-all-5.5.0-4032365.exe VMware vSphere Client 6.0VMware-viclient-all-6.0.0-2502222.exe vSphere Client 6.0 Update 1VMware-viclient-all-6.0.0-3016447.exe vSphere Client 6.0 Update 2VMware-viclient-all-6.0.0-3562874.exe vSphere Client 6.0 Update 2aVMware-viclient-all-6.0.0-4437566.exe VMware vSphere Client 6.0 Update 3VMware-viclient-all-6.0.0-5112508.exe I hope this is informative for you. Thanks for reading!!. Be Social and share it in social media,if you feel worth sharing it.

Connecting direct is fine if you don't have to modify any newer VMs. I discovered yesterday that they can only be edited in the web client. If there's no longer a standalone, then it seems I need to build a Win Server 2008R2 or newer for hosting vSphere Server just to be able to work with newer VMs???

You can also install and use the VCSA (vCenter Server Appliance) which will let you set it up without needing a Windows server to host the vCenter. Then you just connect to VCSA from the web client using a web browser. Here is a good overview on 6.0 VCSA; -6-0-whats-new-in-vcenter-server-appliancevcsa-6-0.html

If the C# Client were not still available, we would eventually be forced to switch to a platform that didn't leverage Flash. I gotta wonder if the web-client isn't at least partly responsible for PayPal completing the process of dumping of vCenter!

If there is some corporate restriction on Flash, I can see that would be a problem. I use the web client every single day. I have the C# client open on most days also. I agree the C# client is faster in general, and seems easier in some cases. I'm trying to use Web Client as much as possible since that's the direction the vendor is going. Today, I have not had a single frustration with the Web Client. Last week, I did have a few issues with datastore management, to the frustration level comparable to maybe when a large insect blows up on my windshield while driving home. Over the last few weeks, heavy use of the Web Client on a couple of new projects has only caused me personally some very minor frustration, far less than many other daily life experiences. I am using 6.0, which does seem to be faster.

I'll have to look into the VCSA. Currently I have 1 host machine and I'm building my second. For 2 ESXi hosts, it would seem extravagant for a business that incomes $10K/year to have to buy an extra server just to manage a few VMs with the web client. I've looked for several days and this is the first mention I've seen that didn't require vCenter Server hosted on an additional server (WIN 2008R2 or later) just to get access to the Web Client. Thank you for that link.

The same holds true for ESXi 6.0. Why not just download the OVF appliance for VC 6.0 and deploy it , tie your host in and use the web-client? You have a 60 day trial. If you're actively developing plugins for this then you probably should have a licensed copy ? At least I would if i was coding against it.

weblclient is available as a part vCenter ISO. Only if you are managing the ESXi host via vCenter you can use webclient. If you are using Free ESXi vSphere Client is the only way to manage the ESXi host

Thank you rhaslund and JarryG for shining the light on the ESXi 5.5 client trap. The moral of the story is:- Don't upgrade beyond ESXi 5.1.- Don't upgrade VMware Workstation beyond Version 9.

Prior to deploying the vSphere HTML5 web client Fling appliance verify all specifications are in place and prerequisites have been met. The Fling OVF can be deployed using either the vSphere 6.0 Web Client or Embedded Host Client. Go through the deploy OVF Template wizard, power on the the fling appliance and wait for the boot process to complete. When the Fling appliance is at the console screen, SSH using the login username root and password demova.

During the registration process the following configuration files are created and copied from the vCenter Server Appliance to the vSphere HTML5 Web Client Fling: webclient.properties, ds.properties, and store.jks. Making sure the vCenter Server Appliance bash shell is enabled allows for SCP to copy these configuration files over to the Fling Appliance. Finally, the registration script is starting the web server, also installing any packages and plugins needed.

On your vCenter Windows server Run the server-configure.bat as administrator or with an account that has local administrator rights. The same configuration files created on the vCenter Server Appliance (webclient.properties, ds.properties, store.jks) are also created on Windows. 2b1af7f3a8