VMware Tools error (warning) Solution

VMware Tools is an optional component of vmwarevm (cloud computing and virtualization. In newer versions, VMware Tools is a required version of virtual machines. Simply put, VMware Tools is a plug-in tool embedded in the virtual machine operating system. It is responsible for improving hardware compatibility and interactive experience. If we compare virtual machines to units running in containers, VMware Tools is an important component for communication between the two.

The main content of the Fault Log is as follows:
[Warning] [vmusr: vmusr] error in the RPC receive loop: rpcin: unable to send.
And
[Warning] [vmusr: vmtoolsd] failed regiled of App Type 2 (signals)

From the prompts and fault frequency, it seems that VMware Tools sends RPC messages continuously. However, the call process is not completed successfully.

Through data query, we found the Fault Analysis and causes from the VMware official website. This log phenomenon may occur in both Windows and Linux environments. The official explanation is as follows:
Cause
This issue occurs when the VMware Tools daemon (vmtoolsd) handles more than two terminal sessions. when a user connects to a Windows virtual machine, each terminal session shocould have one vmtoolsd running; however, vmtoolsd is limited to only two sessions running simultaneously.
Thus the Windows Application Event Log fills up with warning messages similar to this until the total connection count is> 2 per session:
Simply put, this problem occurs when multiple users are connected to a virtual machine at the same time. Every time a user uses vmtool to connect to a VM, a background daemon vmtoolsd is assigned to the VM. This issue may occur if multiple users are connected to the system at the same time, or the interface is simply closed instead of being officially launched when the Remote Desktop Connection is used. The maximum number of concurrent running of the vmtoolsd process is two sessions.
Solution:
(WIN) c: \ Documents ents and Settings \ All Users \ Application Data \ VMware Tools to create a tool. CONF file, (Linux)/etc/vmware-tools/tools. conf
The content is as follows:
Logging]

Log = true

# Enable tools service logging to VMware. Log
Vmsvc. Level = debug
Vmsvc. Handler = vmx

# Enable new "vmusr" service logging to VMware. Log
Vmusr. Level = Error
Vmusr. Handler = vmx

# Enable "Volume Shadow Copy" service logging to VMware. Log
Vmvss. Level = debug
Vmvss. Handler = vmx

 

Save and restart the VMware Tools Service

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VMware Tools error (warning) Solution