I have commented “exec shutdown … ” in /etc/init/control-alt-delete.conf.
# control-alt-delete - emergency keypress handling
#
# This task is run whenever the Control-Alt-Delete key combination is
# pressed, and performs a safe reboot of the machine.
description "emergency keypress handling"
author "Scott James Remnant "
start on control-alt-delete
# 110624 prevent restart from command line
# task
# exec shutdown -r now "Control-Alt-Delete pressed"
vSphere Client
right click on Datacenter || Ctrl+N || File > New > Virtual Machine
Typical [Next]
Name: myVMhost [Next]
Choose a phisical host: esx1.mydomain.com [Next]
Choose a datastore: Vmfs1 [Next]
Choose an Operating System: Linux
Choose a version of OS: Ubuntu Linux (64-bit) [Next]
Choose a virtual disk size: 8 Gb [Next]
Check "Edit the virtual mashine settings before completion" [Continue]
Memory: 4Gb
CPUs: 8
Video card: Auto-detect video settings
VMCI device: check
New CD/DVD: Host Device /dev/scd0
Connect at power on
New Floppy: [REMOVE]
New NIC: VM Vlan Default
New Hard Disk: [NO CHANGES]
[Finish]
Insert CD with OS into IBM CD/DVD ROM
[Power on the virtual machine]
VMware ESX 4.0 (Kandinsky) based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 5.1 (Tikanda)
vSphere Client (4.0.0 Build 208111)
On a domain controller under Domain/Enterprise Administrator rights
1)
Open Active Directory Users and Computers -> Information Infrastructure -> right click on Specific Department -> Properties -> Group Policy -> select Specific Policy -> Edit -> User Configuration -> Windows Settings -> Internet Explorer Maintenance -> Connection -> Proxy Settings : set IP, Port, Bypass -> [Ok]
2)
Start -> Run -> gpupdate.exe /Target:User /force
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