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Mike Beynon updated GUACAMOLE-1641:
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    Description: 
vSphere bundles a VNC server into their ESXi hypervisor, and tunnels the VNC 
protocol over a web socket to their client.  I'm working now to add support to 
guacd to (1) take a vm object id name, (2) use the vSphere API to establish a 
session with vCenter and request a webmks ticket, and (3) have guacd connect to 
the appropriate ESXi server and port to setup the websocket and then pass 
binary frames containing the VNC protocol.  The new parameters for the guacd 
protocol will mean there's changes to guacamole-client also for the webapp and 
the db storage for connection parameters.

I plan to do this on the open source version.

It's related to GUACAMOLE-591, except it will not show the entire VM catalog.  
Instead my changes will provide the mechanism in guacd, and later work can add 
the catalog.

Any suggestions how to proceed?  Things to do or things to avoid doing?
Should I start with the latest apache or glyptodon source?

  was:
vSphere bundles a VNC server into their ESXi hypervisor, and tunnels the VNC 
protocol over a web socket to their client.  I'm working now to add support to 
guacd to (1) take a vm object id name, (2) use the vSphere API to establish a 
session with vCenter and request a webmks ticket, and (3) have guacd connect to 
the appropriate ESXi server and port to setup the websocket and then pass 
binary frames containing the VNC protocol.  The new parameters for the guacd 
protocol will mean there's changes to guacamole-client also for the webapp and 
the db storage for connection parameters.

I plan to do this on the open source version.

It's related to 
[GUACAMOLE-591|https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-591 ], except it 
will not show the entire VM catalog.  Instead my changes will provide the 
mechanism in guacd, and later work can add the catalog.

Any suggestions how to proceed?
Should I start with the latest apache or glyptodon source?


> Add vSphere support to VNC protocol
> -----------------------------------
>
>                 Key: GUACAMOLE-1641
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-1641
>             Project: Guacamole
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: guacamole
>            Reporter: Mike Beynon
>            Priority: Minor
>
> vSphere bundles a VNC server into their ESXi hypervisor, and tunnels the VNC 
> protocol over a web socket to their client.  I'm working now to add support 
> to guacd to (1) take a vm object id name, (2) use the vSphere API to 
> establish a session with vCenter and request a webmks ticket, and (3) have 
> guacd connect to the appropriate ESXi server and port to setup the websocket 
> and then pass binary frames containing the VNC protocol.  The new parameters 
> for the guacd protocol will mean there's changes to guacamole-client also for 
> the webapp and the db storage for connection parameters.
> I plan to do this on the open source version.
> It's related to GUACAMOLE-591, except it will not show the entire VM catalog. 
>  Instead my changes will provide the mechanism in guacd, and later work can 
> add the catalog.
> Any suggestions how to proceed?  Things to do or things to avoid doing?
> Should I start with the latest apache or glyptodon source?



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