On this fourth day of FLISH MADNESS I originally intended to continue the conversation around <a href="http://egroup.jasonmangone.com/end-user-computing-part-1-of-3">EUC</a>.  However, I am right in the middle of a Cisco UCS class and we discovered an error while trying to mount an ISO image through the UCS manager (version 2.01t) on one of our B-Series Blades.  I thought it would be good to have a quick write up on this in case someone else runs into the same error.

The Virtual Media program will close.

Reason:  The Virtual Media native library cannot be loaded.

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Scouring Google and exhausting all other resources resulted in nothing.  Turns out it was a (hold your breath) a JAVA issue on the client machine we were using.  Go figure?

SOLUTION: Uninstall any 64 bit versions of Java and install a 32 bit version of Java.

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Success!

That’s it for today folks, short and sweet.  We’ll conclude FLISH MADNESS tomorrow with End User Computing part 3 or 3.