admin not logged in error after upgrade of VMWare and TestComplete
Hi
I had Test Complete opening a numberof VirtualMachines and running a number of scripts successfuly for a long period of time. However, when I upgraded VMWare to version 9 and TestComplete and TestExecute to version 9.20 i get "the user admin is not logged in on the slave computer" error when attempting to connect to any of my VMs.
The VM operating systems are :
Windows XP Pro x86
Windows 7 Ultimate x64 and x86
Windows Vista Ultimate x 64
Windows Server 2003 Standard x64
Winodws Server 2008 R2
The firewall on each VM is switched off.
I am unclear as to whether upgrading Test Complete would cause this problem or upgrading VMWare. Nothing has been changed in the set up of the distributed testing project - all host details are correct and the correct version of Test Execute is on each VM.
The scripts still open the VMs without error and seem to log on but then the error occurs. If I try and verify a host without running a script, the same error occurs.
Is there something obvious I am missing?
Michael
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I had Test Complete opening a numberof VirtualMachines and running a number of scripts successfuly for a long period of time. However, when I upgraded VMWare to version 9 and TestComplete and TestExecute to version 9.20 i get "the user admin is not logged in on the slave computer" error when attempting to connect to any of my VMs.
The VM operating systems are :
Windows XP Pro x86
Windows 7 Ultimate x64 and x86
Windows Vista Ultimate x 64
Windows Server 2003 Standard x64
Winodws Server 2008 R2
The firewall on each VM is switched off.
I am unclear as to whether upgrading Test Complete would cause this problem or upgrading VMWare. Nothing has been changed in the set up of the distributed testing project - all host details are correct and the correct version of Test Execute is on each VM.
The scripts still open the VMs without error and seem to log on but then the error occurs. If I try and verify a host without running a script, the same error occurs.
Is there something obvious I am missing?
Michael
.
