vSphere Mobile Client

When i click on cloud option every time the App crashed

Does not work on an iPhone 14 or 15 on iOS 17. Will not connect to VCSA or ESXi. Sits there spinning, the other issue is the app name does not fit, it should be renamed to “vSphere” instead of “vSphereMobile”, Apple human interface guidelines please.

Really easy and convenient to manage my VMs, I can start on stop them directly from my phone, and check out the health without going to my PC.

App loads shows icon briefly and then go to white screen.

I’d give this app 3-4 stars if it were made by some unknown developer on a low budget but it’s insane that VMWare still hasn’t produced a better mobile client. The biggest feature I’ve been longing for in this client is a solid remote client but it took them forever to implement it and now that you can at least get into servers the controls are poorly though out at best and down right buggy at worst. Come on VMWare, it’s not like you don’t have a million other examples out there of how to implement a mobile client for touch based mobile platforms. This is the kind of product you get when your R&D process doesn’t involve testers who actually have to do work on the go.

This application has improved over the last year, I am able to monitor or control any ESXi Host or VM (power cycle/shutdown/reboot plus remote KVM into any VM). Very nice app, only downside is that if a ESXi host IP address changes the application keeps reverting back to the original first imputed IP address and only fix or solution is to fully delete the app and reinstall it, basically config it from the ground up again…

All the complaints in all the reviews I saw have been addressed. You can control VMs. You can access a console, including typing in it Very nice usage graphs. Perfect for checking on a process or vm. Not designed to be a full scale replacement for vcenter.

Great idea! Connect to your VMs from a lightweight device like an iPad!!! But wait...you don’t actually get to log into your VM and control it like you do from a computer. There is no way to send the CTRL+ALT+DEL command to the VM so you can log in and control the machine. You can see stats. You can power on/off. Or reboot the Guest OS. But so what? You can do those things from Safari on the iPad. This app is essentially USELESS.

I don't use vSphere, and luckily this can connect to and manage the fully free and stand-alone ESXi server. The app can't do a lot to manage your VMs, but it does let you view them and their stats.

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