Hi Joao,
no, we did no tests with Proxmox.
Could you please try the suggestion to troubleshoot the issue using the Safari Developer console mentioned in this KB article.
Once you gather the console logs, please open a ticket to troubleshoot the issue with us.
cheers,
Felix
Hi Felix, I've been using Royal TSX for some time and followed all your tips and steps trying to make the HTML5 console to work for Proxmox VE without success.
Did you tried to reproduce the issue with Proxmox VE during your tests? I saw other comments around the same issue with Proxmox but I don't find any specific solutions.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Joao
Hi Wojciech,
additional testing showed that the same procedure helps with the vCenter console.
We've just updated our WebKit troubleshooting KB article with all the steps necessary to fix this issue.
Please read the "Issues with the modern WebKit engine" section of the KB article and let us know if the workaround works for you too.
thx,
felix
Hi Wojciech,
I just checked my iLO installation in my test lab and was also able to get the HTML5 console to work.
In my case the problem was SSL validation related.
Please try this:
In HPE iLO 5 interface you cant use html5 console too... :(
In pure ESXi the tasks are shown correct but in vCenter not. In ESXi and vCenter console doesnt work... I have to use VMware Fusion to connect to console. In vCenter I have to use "refresh button" after every operation because the changes doesn't appear (in example when I shutdown VM, the VM icon suggest that it is ON till I refresh screen)
Hi Wojciech,
I'm not sure what exactly you're missing. If it's the "Recent tasks" panel at the bottom of the web interface, I can't reproduce this. It shows up just fine for me.
Maybe you have somehow disabled it in your environment?
cheers,
felix
But still, manage VMware vSphere is not possible because missing "task screen in the down part of the screen". HTML5 console is not working and so on... (look at HPE iLO) In my opinion a lot fo admins work on VMware vSphere vCenter Server and HPE servers and they have to use google chrome instead of your product.
Hi Ben,
Royal TSX' WebKit plugin is essentially Safari. It uses the same engine as your locally installed Safari. The difference is basically the shell around it and that we're not using the same user agent string as Safari.
That being said, I just installed NoVNC on a CentOS 7 machine and was able to successfully integrate it into Royal TSX without any changes to the default configuration of a web page connection.
What exactly happens when you try to use NoVNC? Do you see any error messages? In any case, please open a separate support ticket as we're better able to help you than posting on a public forum.
Disappointing to still see no Chrome support 2 years after the first post in this thread.
I can't use Royal TS on OS X to manage Proxmox because the console (which uses noVNC) doesn't work with the web browser Royal TS are using in the OS X version.
Please either implement Chrome or Safari support on OS X.
Hi Reynold,
can you please try disabling "Prevent cross-site tracking"?
thx,
felix
Hi Felix, here's the video showing wiht custom user agent, logged-in, closed the browser tab, but instead requiring login again -- https://youtu.be/naBmU0o87zo
Hi Felix here's the reproduction of the unsupported browser in action. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8r-a0udJ0A&feature=youtu.be
Wojciech Maślanka
I can`t use Royal TSX to manage vCenter and ESX today via html5 interface. Safari webplugin is not supported by VMware because lack of full html5 compatibility. For example, tasks are not displayed, blue screen instead of login prompt in esxi.
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