I just configured the vms in my proxmox instance to allow remote connections via spice, and I am able to connect to the virtual machine from a windows client running virtviewer when I download the ".vv" file from the virtual machine instance page in proxmox. However, this is not ideal for the project that I am working on right now. We want our clients to be able to connect to a specified vm on demand, without the need to download that "vv" file from the portal each time. When opening virtviewer, it prompts the user to enter a "connection address," and even has a list for past connections. When I attempt to plugin what I would think would be the correct connection address to access a vm (spice://<vm ip address>), I get the below error:
Unable to connect to graphic server spice://<vm ip address>
Considering that this was also the error I was getting when trying to connect to a vm via spice prior to starting the spiceproxy daemon, I assume that the value I supplied for the connection address is simply not valid. What value do I need to supply for connection address so that I can reliably remote into a desired vm on demand? Or is there some other method by which I can automate this process? As long as the user is served the vm via virtviewer after having specified that vm without having to do anything else.
Unable to connect to graphic server spice://<vm ip address>
Considering that this was also the error I was getting when trying to connect to a vm via spice prior to starting the spiceproxy daemon, I assume that the value I supplied for the connection address is simply not valid. What value do I need to supply for connection address so that I can reliably remote into a desired vm on demand? Or is there some other method by which I can automate this process? As long as the user is served the vm via virtviewer after having specified that vm without having to do anything else.