I just found the problem, it is running and listening, for some reason I can only reach the MUI via 8333 on internet explorer and not my firefox browser. I get access denied on firefox. I know it has to do with the ssl somehow, but not sure how to fix it on firefox - any ideas? thanks <div>On 15/01/2008, S. William Schulz <<a href="mailto:swschulz@astrum.net">swschulz@astrum.net</a>> wrote:<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;"> On Tue, Jan 15, 2008 at 08:50:00AM +0200, Glenn S wrote: > I have installed 7.10 gutsy server using LAMP, have downloaded and installed > he current version of vmware server for linux 1.04 i think, and also the MUI > interface. The server has no X and only the xdev libs so that I could get > the serial number authenticated. I have looked high and low on the web > regarding this install and as far as I am aware all is successfull. The only > thing I cannot find is how to access the box from another pc. everything > explains how to connect to mui via <a href="http://localhost:8222">http://localhost:8222</a> or 8333 but I have > no X so I want to connect from another machine on the network. When i try I > get access denied on either of the ports, yet if i put the ip address in on > its own, apache works! so I am trying to find out where i can set the port > settings and adress allows for vmware server and vmware mui to allow access > from other local pc's. Any ideas? The MUI runs its own instance of Apache, so are you sure that it is actually running?  I know when I installed ours via the tarballs from VMware I had to edit the startup script to get it working. First thing to check on the VM box is whether the httpd.vmware is running, either via ps or netstat, e.g. 'netstat -an | grep 8222' If not, try changing the shell in the startup script to #!/bin/bash and trying it again. Let me know how it goes, SWS </blockquote></div>