iVMControl VMware® vCenter&ESX

iVMControl VMware® vCenter&ESX

Control VMware vCenter & ESX

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40 reviews

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This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 1, 2010
  • March 30, 2020

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Remotely manage and monitor your virtual machines and hosts on VMware vCenter and ESX(i) servers. Perform power operations, manage snapshots, view performance graphs, and check alarms and events from your mobile device.

Connect to vCenter/ESX(i)
Monitor host and VM status
Power operations for VMs and Hosts
Performance graphs (CPU/memory/NIC/HDD)
Manage VM snapshots
VMotion support
VM screenshots
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What's New in iVMControl VMware® vCenter&ESX

3.1.0

March 30, 2020

- Redesigned Hosts Screen - More reliable Screenshot logic - Fix mouse management in VMConsole - OpenSSL security updates - Dark Mode Support - Please make sure to enable gdbserver through your ESX firewall (e.g. check https://www.unixarena.com/2014/02/configuring-vmware-esxi-virtual-machine-console-vnc.html/) - Please make sure your VM is restarted before using VMConsole

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In-App Purchases

$4.99

VM Console

VM Console adds a VNC session to your VM while booting and during normal operation. VNC port selected MUST BE OPENED!

User reviews

Great, but could be better

This app seems like it’s abandonware… I wish there were modern alternatives to it. I haven’t found any apps that allow the same control right from my phone—even when vsphere is not working. It feels odd to open an app and see it be a shrunken screen and design language from many OS versions ago. I really hope a true update happens at some point.
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No support

It is a great app. I’ve been using it for years however, remote console is not working and the website they refer you to does not exist.

No tech support

Once you guess how to configure the app it's pretty handy, I'm using it with a home lab and a Vmug license of vsphere 6.5. I bought the console plug in and can't figure out how to configure it and there has been NO response from them as far as tech support or even example screens, no help built into the app. Again, once I guessed on the configuration it's kind of fun to use. If you're out there tech support, please answer my requests, buy at your own risk that you will guess how to use it.
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Does not work with ESXi Free

The program appears to be solid, but I really wish I knew nothing would work on ESXi before I wasted $15. Bought app for $10 and then console add-on for $5. All worthless on the standard ESXi free version. Cannot start or stop VMs, can't connect via console. Really can't do anything at all other than see a list of your VMs. Can't control the main server either.
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Great app

Connected right away via VPN to my vcenter and I was able to manage mostly everything. Integration with an rdp app would be great but as it sits I am satisfied!

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FAQ

What does iVMControl do?

iVMControl allows you to connect remotely and securely to your VMware vCenter or ESX(i) servers. You can monitor the activity on your hosts and virtual machines, check alarms, events, and task status, and perform power operations on VMs and hosts.

What are the key features of iVMControl?

Key features include monitoring host and VM status, performing power operations, viewing performance graphs for CPU, memory, NIC, and HDD, managing VM snapshots, VMotion support, and taking VM screenshots. It also supports grouping hosts into datacenters and VMs into host systems, with multiple connection capabilities.

How much does iVMControl cost?

The core application is free. An additional capability, VM console via VNC, is available as a one-time in-app purchase. This purchase is for the feature itself and does not depend on the number of virtual machines you manage.

What are the compatibility requirements for the VM console feature?

For the VM console via VNC to work, your ESX hosts must have routable IP addresses. IPs like 10.x.x.x or 192.168.x.x are not routable. You also need to ensure that the VNC ports (5900-5909) are allowed through your firewall for each ESX device. VMware Tools must be installed on each VM you wish to monitor via the console.

Can I use iVMControl for managing my virtual machines on the go?

Yes, this application is designed for data center administrators who need to manage their VMware virtual machines and hosts remotely. It provides essential control and monitoring capabilities, allowing you to stay connected to your virtual environment even when you're away from your desk.