BENTO-17 passes validation for windows 7 and 2008R2 #15
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| gem "vagrant", "~> 1.0.3" | |||
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What is "oracle-cert.cer"? It's a binary file. Does it have a source? How was it generated? |
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oracle-cert.cer is a pks12 certificate from oracle. We import it into windows so it will trust the installation of the vmware tools. I haven't found a way to do this hands off without the certificate being imported first. |
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BENTO-17 passes validation for windows 7 and 2008R2
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You can't upload the generated .box files to public areas, but I assume they are ok to use internally. Make sure you license windows appropriately from Microsoft.