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No IP, guest agent not installed

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Hey guys

i tried to install my first VM on unraid. it looks like the VM was started sucessfully, but when i try to connect to the Machine i get the following error:

 

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No IP, guest agent not installed

 

i searched the forum but didnt found the solution that i was looking for so far.  could someone give me a hint what i'm missing?

Thanks a lot for your help and patience.

That's not required to connect to the VM, but you can install the guest tools for Windows VMs from the Virtio driver ISO:

 

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  • Author

do i have to install this on my local machine or on the VM?
how do i use this tool?

  • Author

sorry for the noob question, but how do i install it if i cant access the VM?
i need a little more guidance.

Like mentioned, that is not required to access the VM, use VNC:

 

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For me it looks like this if i try to connect to the VM:
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Then i get this error message:
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You either changed the default VM settings or the actual VM options when creating it, go to Settings - VM Manager and make sure "Console Option" is set to Web Interface, and create a new VM with the default settings just for testing, you should see the VNC option.

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Thanks for your tips. Its strange, because when i created a new Linux based system i can see bot, VNC and also RDP, when i deleted the Windows 10 VM and created a new one from scratch, i still only see RDP?!
As soon as i choose my Graphics Card in the configuration, the VNC option disapears. 

 

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When i leave Graphics Card on Virtual, then i see the VNC option, otherwise not. 
 


 

When you have a graphics card passed through, you should not need VNC, just use its output, you can then configure RDP for example, if you need remote access.

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Sorry for the long delay. What do you mean with "just use its output"? î have no phisical access to the server etc.
what i could probably do is to create it with no video card, access it with VNC, then install rdp, switch to setup with graphic card, and then use RDP to connect. 

would this be working?

 

1 hour ago, Visuals said:

what i could probably do is to create it with no video card, access it with VNC, then install rdp, switch to setup with graphic card, and then use RDP to connect. 

would this be working?

It should.

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