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Thank you Akendo. I fixed the problem by manipulating DNS (forward and reverse). It's the hard way to fix this type of problem, but lucky me I have rockstar co-workers.

I can access some of my stacks via hostname and some via IP address like so:
1. ssh root@stack1.vm.org.net
2. ssh root@130.72.86.13

What config changes do I need to make so I can access all my...

Thank you

How do I start NetworkManager when the icon is missing in the system tray? I'm on a CentOS 6.2 workstation.

Problem: User gets "no connection" message when trying to access/ssh a VM

Solution: When I open the user's console (via vSphere) it says "INIT: version 2.86 reloading" on the screen so I press...

You may like additional information about the history of virtualization, as well as details about current and future offerings from Red Hat. This IDC whitepaper details the growing trend towards...

I'll definitely look in to that. Thanks.

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Disregard this thread. The ISO I was working on didn't have X in it.

It's like trying to buy burrito in an ice cream joint.

I figured it out. The ISO I was working on did not have x in it and it wasn't designed to do gui stuff.

Wow... not a whole lot of interest in virtualization in here huh? lol

It's one of those days where you don't feel like figuring things out on your own instead you post a question online :)

Nevermind... I figured it out... I clicked on bookmarks, organize bookmarks, import and backup.

How do I backup my bookmarks? Where does it live so I can just drag and drop to a disk before I blow away my box? I'm trying to migrate from RHEL5 to Centos6.

Is there a way to look up a stack's vApp name if you only have its IP address? Like maybe typing a command while you're ssh'd to the firewall? I have dozens of vApps in vSphere and it would take me...

Cebu computer repair? Cebu as in Cebu Philippines?

haha

Got another one of those "disabled" message..

Tried the /usr/bin/startx command and got this message: No such file or directory

I tried the /sbin/init 5 command. It's doing something however, it's currently frozen with this message "INIT: Id "x" respawning too fast: disabled for 5 minutes"

Not sure what it's going to do...

Command not found error for both

Rob:
Yes I'm using all lowercase.
I also tried init 5 under root and I'm getting a "Command not found" error

Thanks Rob I'll try that

What's an alternative to the command "StartX"?

I'm trying to pull up the GUI on one of my VMs but StartX wont work