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This has to be the most frustrating site ever (vmware's), but I am unable to find where the download link to the vsphere client.

Did they rename this tool? Anyone know how to get to this link?

EDIT: I Answered the question below.

Also, they did not change the name as I had once pondered. By the way, the fact that this question was closed for being too localized is a JOKE--my a moderator could do something about this...

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closed as too localized by random Dec 11 '12 at 5:36

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finally. I found someone's blog who had the same problem. In the link he points to a hardcoded link to vmwares clients...

http://chall32.blogspot.com/2011/10/vmware-vsphere-client-download-url.html

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http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/06/vmware-vsphere-client-install/

If you have installed VMware ESXi server, you can manage the ESXi server using vSphere client. vSphere client works only on Windows host. If you don’t have vSphere client installed, download it from your local VMware Server home page. i.e go to http://{your-vmware-server-ip} to download vSphere client.

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I read this too, however the server has a webserver running so these requests simply get forwarded to apache. I've downloaded the client direct from them before...I just need to do it again :( – OnResolve Jun 20 '12 at 16:19
That should be http://{your-esx-server-ip}/ and not any of the host's IPs. There's also a slightly more canonical reference. – Ladadadada Feb 23 at 21:50

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