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You can ssh to login to your macine. or you can install vnc on your virtual machine and lo into it. |
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Your Virtual Machine must have an IP address that is accessible remotely. That means that the virtual network interface you assigned the Virtual Machine has to be "Bridged" to the network. After that you can SSH, VNC, NX or X tunnel to your heart's content. |
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You can use ssh to login: |
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Thanks for the help you all. I did not think about trying to ssh into it. |
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If you need local console access to vmware you can even use vmware player. |
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