esxi change MKS port

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Published on 2011-06-06T10:34:20Z Indexed on 2013/11/09 4:02 UTC
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I need to connect to my home esxi box over the web however I cannot use the default port 902 for the console viewer due to firewall restrictions.

Is there a way to change this port somewhere even if i can just do some nat and redirect any other port to that port?

I've had a look around and when I try to connect to the esxi server in vSphere client I cant find anywhere I can specify the port.

I know this is not the recommended way to do this but its a testing server and security is not an absolute must on this box. I also cannot setup a vpn to this box.

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