I created a RDP Virtual Machine on Google Cloud Platform as per this doc https://cloud.google.com/solutions/chrome-desktop-remote-windows-compute-engine
However I am unable to download edge on this VM. I want to setup a VM which I can use it as my laptop without any restrictions.
Please advise.
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I've looked at a Medium guide on connecting JupyterLab to Google Drive. After having followed the steps in this guide, I'm still unable to connect.
Google API Error
Not a valid origin for the client: https://3xxxx-dot-us-west1.notebooks.googleusercontent.com has not been whitelisted for client ID xyz-123.apps.googleusercontent.com. Please go to https://console.developers.google.com/ and whitelist this origin for your project's client ID.
I believe I have already done this. I've tried troubleshooting and having a buddy look but the error persists when I add in the clientid per the instructions.
Is it possible that JupyterLab hosted on my virtual machine on GCP is not able to connect? Is there a workaround?
After creating a private cloud using Google Cloud VMware Engine, I can't login to the Vsphere Client, the browser shows '''ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED'''.
the following steps I performed
1 enable the ports mentioned in the documentation:
https://cloud.google.com/vmware-engine/docs/quickstart-prerequisites
2 Remove the antivirus.
But the problem still persist
I have one instance of a Windows Server 12 R2 VM on google cloud that's working properly and I have connected to it successfully using RDP. I have tried to replicate it by creating a snapshot out of it and creating an instance from the snapshot. According to the platform the instance was created, but i can't seem to connect to it or to get a password. When I click "Get windows password" I get this:
forever. When i try to connect to it, I get
I have no idea what to do, any help would be appreciated.Thanks
The password creation tool from the console only works for images builted from the official image repo. In this case your source is a previous VM through a snapshot. In that case, and also in migrations all the previous credentials are kept in the new VM. You can download the GCP RDP agent here and access using the credential you used to have in your source VM.
Connecting to a Windows Instance
https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/windows/connecting-to-windows-instance
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In the case you can not get to enter the VM, it seems to be a firewall rules issue. By default the port tcp:3389(RDP access) is open to all VM at the default network, check your VM is in that network or check if the firewall rule has a tag to be applied.
If not, apply a tag to your new machine and create a firewall rule tobe applied to that tag.
Hope it help. Keep us posted!
I am new to the amazon world.
I have got an amazon ec2 machine with it's public dns and a .pem file . i have connected to the machine using putty by generating a ppk file . now i am able to login to the remote machine using root user. Can someone help me how to create a remote desktop machine or as a cloud machine like the way windows has a rdp feature so that i can install the software. Do i need to install vncserver on it ?. if yes, is there any handy video or documentation which can provide me steps to connect . i have to install appache 2 and mysql on it.
Appreciate your help.
P.S. I can't see any instance on the amzon ec2 which can be created with the machine dns i have got.
Thanks.
1) To see you instance in AWS Console, you need to choose region, where that ec2 server is deployed.
Click on right top menu, there is list of regions there.
2) As we understood, you need to install LAMP Server on that instance.
There are lots of examples how to do it (without GUI, using command line interface).
Find them easily typing how to setup lamp server on ubuntu/centos, depending on your OS.
Could you please suggest an ideal VM configuration for using micro cloud foundry. I understand that the configuration could depend on a lot of parameters but I am looking for something that allows smooth operations without making the guest or host machine too slow in terms of performance.
When you download Micro Cloud, It already comes in a configured VM. You can review the VM configurations but there is no need for you to manually create a new VM.
The "micro.vmx" is the VM.
Here is the link to the docs about Micro Cloud for more information:
http://docs.cloudfoundry.com/infrastructure/micro/installing-mcf.html