not able to mount media to ESX 4.0

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Hi,

I have ESX 4.0 running on NEC Express 5800 R-120a model. I have 2 VMs running windows XP. I am not able to mount any media to it. When I try connecting the local media to the VM, the error message comes mentioning "a connection to the host could not be established.: I have checked and there is no network issue. ESX is accessible fine. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Besides, I have opened almost all the ports in the firewall just to make sure there is no port conflict.

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