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Ubuntu or Ubuntu Server with a Graphical User Interface To mount the CD image and extract the contents: Power on the virtual machine. Log into the virtual machine using an account with administrator or root privileges. Go to  Virtual Machine  >  Install VMware Tools  (or  VM > Install VMware Tools ).. Note : If you are running the light version of Fusion, a version of Workstation without VMware Tools, or VMware Player, you are prompted to download Tools before they can be installed. Click  Download Now  to begin the download. Open the VMware Tools CD mounted on the Ubuntu desktop. Right-click the file name that is similar to  VMwareTools.x.x.x-xxxx.tar.gz , click  Extract to , and select the Ubuntu Desktop to save the extracted contents. The  vmware-tools-distrib  folder is extracted to the Ubuntu Desktop. To install VMware Tools in Ubuntu: Open a Terminal windows. For more information see,   Opening a...

This article may help you, if  solution from  VMware Knowledge Base titled  vCenter Server login fails with error: A general system error occurred: Authorize Exception  not helps. Symptoms (as from KB) vCenter Server services are running, but a user that was previously able to log into vCenter Server no longer can A local admin account is able to log in, but domain users cannot You see this error: A general system error occurred: Authorize Exception Additionally Re-joining to domain don't help Your primary (and secondary)   Domain Controllers  which was used before  were changed C:\Program Files\VMware\Infrastructure\SSOServer\webapps\ims\WEB-INF\classes\krb5.conf contains wrong kdc entries. NB: Don't try to edit this file. It's automatically generated. Cause  Single-Sign-On service uses old DC name(s) when binds to Active Directory Resolution  Install vSphere WebClient (don't forget that you should use  ad...