Activate SSH on ESXi 4.1 via vSphere Client

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Some months ago I wrote a post about how to activate SSH on a ESXi 4.1 via console. But you can also activate SSH with the vSphere Client.

  1. Login to the vSphere Client
  2. Click on the configuration tab
    VMware vSphere Client ESXi
  3. Click on Security profile
  4. VMware vSphere Client ESXi Click on Properties
    VMware vSphere Client ESXi
  5. Click on Remote Tech Support (SSH)
    VMware vSphere Client ESXi
  6. Click on Options and choose the startup policy and click start
    VMware vSphere Client ESXi
  7. Now you can verify that the daemon shows as running in the Services Properties window

5 responses

  1. Fernando Avatar

    TKS.
    But how do i add CAARC Server Port 6051 like i used to have under ESX 4.0?

    BR,

    Fernando

  2. Fernando Avatar

    TKS.
    But how do i add CAARC Server Port 6051 like i used to have under ESX 4.0?

    BR,

    Fernando

  3. steve Avatar

    quick, easy, and straightforward. thanks!

  4. Sandip Ghodke Avatar
    Sandip Ghodke

    I want ssh enabling in esxi 4.1, the solution you provided is only for esxi 5 and above version. In esxi4 in security profile it doesn’t show ssh.

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