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VMware Sphere 5.0 ERROR Please Help

September 5, 2020 David Leave a comment

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HI everyone, I am new to this program and environment so excuse my lack of knowledge on this.

So I am trying to login to my server via VMware Fusion Pro using my Mac book. The server I am connecting to is running ESXi5.0. It connects BUT when i try to access the VM it gives me the following error message:

UNABLE TO CONNECT TO MKS: Internal Error

Can anyone help me? I am very new so please dont get technical with me I most likely wont understand. Just here to learn and thank you for any help!

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