This is one of another feature that vCenter4.0 (although it existing in VirtualCenter 2.5) provides that we can give remote console access thru RemoteConsole Plug-in and also can be accessed by web browsers.
Browse the vCenter web console thru Internet Explorer® or FireFox.
Select the desired VM and navigate to “Console” button.
Then, Install the Remote Console Plug in in your desktop

After the installation of the plug-in, navigate back to “Summary” tab.
Click “ Generate Virtual Machine”

Then pops up a window with URL of the VM

Copy and paste URL in the browser or double click the “Remote Console Plug-in” shortcut in your desktop.

Browse the vCenter web console thru Internet Explorer® or FireFox.
Select the desired VM and navigate to “Console” button.
Then, Install the Remote Console Plug in in your desktop
After the installation of the plug-in, navigate back to “Summary” tab.
Click “ Generate Virtual Machine”
Then pops up a window with URL of the VM
Copy and paste URL in the browser or double click the “Remote Console Plug-in” shortcut in your desktop.
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