Vsphere Web Client 6.5 Download
The next generation version of vSphere has been announced - VMware vSphere 6.5 announced download links will be available soon! An all new HTML5 web client that should finally give us the web interface that we have been looking for which compares to the speed of the vSphere C# client. If you are upgrading the vSphere Web Client, and you plan to use it with any version 5.0.x vCenter Server instance that was registered to a version 5.0 vSphere Web Client without accepting the SSL thumbprint, see Version 5.1 vSphere Web Client Fails to Connect to Version 5.0.x vCenter Server.
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The headline of this blog post might sound simple, but it can be extremely annoying to get the Client Integration Plug-in running to import virtual appliances.
No matter if you use IE, Chrome or Firefox you can find yourself surrounded with error messages and information that your you Client plugin needs to be installed (despite the fact, that you just installed it some minutes ago and restarted your browser).
A very common message is also “The VMware Client Integration Plugin has updated its SSL certificate in Firefox. Please Restart Firefox.”
The reason is the required NPAPI support, that most browser don´t support anymore. It even gets worse, as latest browser versions don´t allow to re-enable the NPAPI support.
Most of the errors are fixed in vSphere 6.5 but still existing in all versions before.
As many people still run vSphere 6.0 I want to guide you through the Firefox installation, to make sure the Client Integration Plug-In is working.
Install Firefox
Unfortunately, It´s not possible anymore to enable NPAPI using a Firefox version older than 52. Therefore, we need to install Firefox 52 first and uninstall any newer Version. Please be aware that Firefox autoupdates by default, so more often than not, you need to uninstall first to install an older version.
Just to make sure, you´re going to use an outdated technology. But its the only way I found that always works.
You might want to consider the Firefox Extended Support Edition that is community driven and supports NPAPI 12 month longer. https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/organizations/
Download Firefox version 52 for your OS here: https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/52.0/ and install the software. Please make sure to disable the maintenance service in the installation wizard.
Select Custom during the installation and disable the “Install Maintenance Service” Box.
Change Update Settings
First thing to change after the first launch is the update setting.
Click the icon top right and select Options.
Disable the automatic update.
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Firefox setting to enable NPAPI
To change the NPAPI settings in Firefox and enable Flash, Silverlight plugins, just type about:config to open the advanced settings.
Accept the risk and continue to the settings page. Then right click into the list and select New-BooleanType in plugin.load_flash_only and select false.
Then restart Firefox.Install Flash
Make sure to install Flash.
Install Client Integration Plugin
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Visit your VMware vCenter Web Client and install the Client integration plugin (best is to start Firefox using an administrative account).
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When everything has been installed successful, you can log into your VMware vSphere Web client and use Client Integration plugin functions like Deploy OVF.
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Just make sure to allow the Plugin to do its job, by clicking allow for the https protocol access.That’s it and you should have all up and running.