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  • VMWare helpdesk ticket #3245
  • molgrips
    Free Member

    Why doesn’t host-only network allow me to ping my guest? What’ve I not done?

    km79
    Free Member

    27.654.876.998123

    allthegear
    Free Member

    Is your guest OS set to respond to pings? firewall?

    molgrips
    Free Member

    Ah.. didn’t disable the firewall on the guest.. tried setenforce 0 and it still doesn’t work though. It’s CentOS 7

    molgrips
    Free Member

    Right. Guests can ping *each other*, just not the host.

    chaos
    Full Member

    ESXi ? I didn’t think you could do this without having another VM running some basic firewall with an adapter on both your isolated network and one bound to a physical adapter.

    Cougar
    Full Member

    Right. Guests can ping *each other*, just not the host.

    Why would you want to, out of interest?

    molgrips
    Free Member

    Host virtual network adapter for the host-only network (vmnet1) was buggered up somehow – it was showing APIPA ip address.

    In the VMWare virtual network editor, ‘restore defaults’ actually deletes and re-creates everything. Working now. FFS.

    Why would you want to, out of interest?

    I install all my dev server software on Linux VMs to keep everything neat and tidy. Current customer is using Windows client software. I should probably install a Windows VM for this but I just used my guest for expidency. May regret that later mind.

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