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02/02/2008, 00h30

I think you need to do the following and see if it s

1) Open VMRC-Plus and connect to the server using your credentials
2) From the menu select Virtual Server and then select Security
3) Add your co-workers or a group that they belong to to the list
4) Give them the appropriate permissions and then apply the changes
5) Have them try connecting

I duplicated the error message your getting and the above is how I corrected
it.

"John Schneider" <johnmsch@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message
news:2CD07733-8BE8-41F3-BBCD-3FFF260744B5@microsoft.com...
> Just had someone else install VMRCPlus (1.6) and he's having the same
> problem.
> Neither of these users have ever been able to connect via VMRCPlus.
> Both users did the full install, and both have Virtual Server R2 SP1
> installed on their machines also.
> Trying to connect to one of our servers, they get the error I mentioned
> below (Access denied/Exception). However, when they try to connect to one
> of
> the other servers, they get the error "Virtual Server returned 'access
> denied' (Code 0). You may have insufficient privileges to connect to
> Virtual
> Server."
> The strange thing is that all three of us have the exact (as far as I can
> tell) same permissions/rights on both those boxes, and they can both bring
> up
> the Virtual Server administrator web page for those two servers.
>
> This is driving me bonkers!!!!!
>
> "Tim Walsh" wrote:
>
>> Just her or are other's having the same problem?
>> Can she access any other Host using VMRC-Plus?
>> Has she been able to use VMRC-Plus on this Host in the past?
>> Does she have VS installed on the local box? If not did she install the
>> COM
>> components when she installed VMRC-Plus?
>>
>>
>>
>> "John Schneider" <johnmsch@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message
>> news:2002FEAA-C1F1-401D-AD82-317C86F09831@microsoft.com...
>> > The plot thickens...
>> >
>> > Today, she's in the office, on the network, and she's getting the same
>> > error. We have uninstalled/reinstalled/rebooted, and she still gets
>> > the
>> > error, so its NOT a VPN issue.
>> >
>> > Any ideas out there?????
>> >
>> > "John Schneider" wrote:
>> >
>> >> We have been using VMRCPlus (1.6.0.0) to access a machine hosting a
>> >> number of
>> >> Virtual Server VMs. One of the users just tried to access this
>> >> machine
>> >> remotely, and is getting the error "Access is denied. (Exception from
>> >> HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED))". She is connected to our
>> >> corporate
>> >> network via SSL VPN. She can access the VS Administrator website
>> >> (http://machine.domain.com:1024/Virtu...App.exe?view=1)
>> >> with
>> >> no
>> >> problems, but can't connect to that same machine via VMRCPlus.
>> >>
>> >> I can't find anything useful via Google. Any ideas what could be
>> >> causing
>> >> this?
>>
>>
>>

02/02/2008, 00h30	#6
Tim Walsh Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: VMRCPlus "Access is denied" Error I think you need to do the following and see if it s 1) Open VMRC-Plus and connect to the server using your credentials 2) From the menu select Virtual Server and then select Security 3) Add your co-workers or a group that they belong to to the list 4) Give them the appropriate permissions and then apply the changes 5) Have them try connecting I duplicated the error message your getting and the above is how I corrected it. "John Schneider" <johnmsch@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message news:2CD07733-8BE8-41F3-BBCD-3FFF260744B5@microsoft.com... > Just had someone else install VMRCPlus (1.6) and he's having the same > problem. > Neither of these users have ever been able to connect via VMRCPlus. > Both users did the full install, and both have Virtual Server R2 SP1 > installed on their machines also. > Trying to connect to one of our servers, they get the error I mentioned > below (Access denied/Exception). However, when they try to connect to one > of > the other servers, they get the error "Virtual Server returned 'access > denied' (Code 0). You may have insufficient privileges to connect to > Virtual > Server." > The strange thing is that all three of us have the exact (as far as I can > tell) same permissions/rights on both those boxes, and they can both bring > up > the Virtual Server administrator web page for those two servers. > > This is driving me bonkers!!!!! > > "Tim Walsh" wrote: > >> Just her or are other's having the same problem? >> Can she access any other Host using VMRC-Plus? >> Has she been able to use VMRC-Plus on this Host in the past? >> Does she have VS installed on the local box? If not did she install the >> COM >> components when she installed VMRC-Plus? >> >> >> >> "John Schneider" <johnmsch@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message >> news:2002FEAA-C1F1-401D-AD82-317C86F09831@microsoft.com... >> > The plot thickens... >> > >> > Today, she's in the office, on the network, and she's getting the same >> > error. We have uninstalled/reinstalled/rebooted, and she still gets >> > the >> > error, so its NOT a VPN issue. >> > >> > Any ideas out there????? >> > >> > "John Schneider" wrote: >> > >> >> We have been using VMRCPlus (1.6.0.0) to access a machine hosting a >> >> number of >> >> Virtual Server VMs. One of the users just tried to access this >> >> machine >> >> remotely, and is getting the error "Access is denied. (Exception from >> >> HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED))". She is connected to our >> >> corporate >> >> network via SSL VPN. She can access the VS Administrator website >> >> (http://machine.domain.com:1024/Virtu...App.exe?view=1) >> >> with >> >> no >> >> problems, but can't connect to that same machine via VMRCPlus. >> >> >> >> I can't find anything useful via Google. Any ideas what could be >> >> causing >> >> this? >> >> >>