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• How to connect virtual networks to the physical host network?

  I currently have 1 HP Microserver with IP 192.168.0.10 that is on my home network which takes place in ESXi5 as the operating system.

  Then I have a separate network of the VM on the host with the IP addresses of 192.168.10.x. I have 2 x 2 Machines virtual ESXi Win Svr 2008 (DC & vCenter) and 1 WIn7.

  How, or even not at all, can set up a link to my VM network on ranges 192.168.10.x to my host's network?

  I currently have all advanced VM to my virtual domain as the default gateway on 192.168.10.1 controller.

  Am I missing something really obvious? I am new to VM and network (that you can probably find).

  Any help appreciated.

  Thanks in advance. Questions please ask.

  Your default gateway 192.168.10.1 there 192.168.0.x network access? You can get it... or, you can add a second nic all virtual machines, to a portgroup on the same vSwitch as the management what IP vmkernel resides.

• How to change the local IP on the virtual NETWORK adapter for Web server address

  Hi all

  I have a physical Windows system, on which I run VMware Workstation 9. Now on VMware I run Ubuntu 12.10 a LAMP for a Web server.
  Problem:
  Now, my local IP address for my NETWORK card virtual (using the Ubuntu one) at the address 192.168.159.7 and my router only emits the 10.0.0.x range IP addresses. So if I want to port forward to the virtual NETWORK adapter that has a 192.168 address, I can't, so my LAMP Web server are not accessible to the outside because the router does not send packets on port 80 to the virtual card... How to fix this?
  The only way I guess that is to be assigned an ip address of 10.0.0.x to the virtual NETWORK adapter?
  But how do I do this?
  I tried to do it on the host from the Windows machine with "get my IP address automatically", but she emits an 192.168 address every time...
  Thank you

  Welcome to the community,

  I guess that the virtual computer is currently configured to "NAT" or "Host-Only' networking! That would explain the 192.168.x.x IP address.

  There are 2 options to be able to access the web server on the virtual computer.

  1. with "NAT" network configured

  In this case forward port 80 to the IP address of the host and configure the port forwarding on the virtual computer in the "Virtual Network Editor. This way you can leave the IP address on the private network of 192 (if it is currently set to NAT)

  2. use "Bridged" network layout

  Reconfigure the virtual NETWORK adapter to the machine virtual networking "Bridged" within the parameters of the virtual machine, assign an IP address from your router network (10.x.x.x) and do the port forwarding on the router directly to the IP address of the virtual machine.

  André

• Virtual network editor - virtual DC leak on network

  Hello

  I created a laboratory to test of windows server 2008 in vmware workstation 11. I put the custom virtual network adapter:

  

  I've got 2 VMs - windows server 2008 and win7. I tied VMnet2 both of these machines and created the field and join a windows 7 virtual computer to the domain. Great! but I have 1 problem. I put my IP to domain controller: 192.168.123.10

  But I can ping this address of the host (laptop) machine. is this normal? I thought about creating above network settings would completely isolate the physical network. Did I miss something or wrong configured network? I don't want the virtual network of VM fleeing somehow to the physical realm. I can't risk having 2 DCs on the network.

  

  so simple answer was watching me in the face. Just had to untick "connect an adapter to the virtual host on this network.

  For those looking to implement an isolated test lab windows domains, these are the settings you need.

  Thank you

• vWorkspace 8.0 | HyperV 2012 R2 | < Unspecified > virtual network name

  At a customer's, we went just all HyperV server to HyperV 2012R2.

  Now, we have a problem that the "said virtual network name '.

  Is this a known issue?

  Import does not work in my case.

  To work around the problem we have already defined the network name in the settings manually, but it's always a strange question.

  feature or bug what is the difference ;)

• Bind Virtual Network Interfaces to the physical Interfaces

  Good day to all.

  My situation is as such:
  

  I have a virtual machine running Red Hat Enterprise Linux as guest OS and my host machine is a laptop running Windows 8.1. Each operating system has two network interface cards. I want to place the virtual machine on the line between a router that would be on the left (side Intranet) firewall followed by Internet on the right (side of the internet). I hope there is an option that would allow me to effectively "bind" one of each virtual NETWORK adapter to each physical NETWORK adapter, so that when I place the machine host on the network line, it would be like the VM would be online also. So, basically I want to accomplish what is highlighted in RED in my small figure above.

  The full rectangle is the guest OS with its two network cards on each side, and the incomplete rectangle is the host device with its own two network cards on each side. I hope that someone could point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated.

  VMware Player, "Configure the adapter" parameters are indeed not unique for each virtual interface. You use VMware Workstation to meet your requirement. For workstation, you can create two VMnets and link your two adapters to them, then connect your two cards in the comments to the VMnet respectively

• virtual network card to the physical network mapping and default loadbalancing

  What Virtual Machine virtual network card is map physical NIC.

  For example.

  lets assume Vswitch1 on host1 esx dedicated for the network of the virtual machine (port group) and it has 6 cards network linked to it (vmnic1, vmnic2, vmnic0, vmnic3)

  Load policy (default) Balancing - from the originating virtual port (it balances only outbound traffic through all the nic assigned to vswitch1 right?)

  ESXi host1 <-Vswitch1 (the VM network) <---(vmnic 0-vmnic 3)

  Lets assume that esxi hosting 6 virtual machines and each virtual machine has two network cards configured.  Through some documents, come out of that when the virtual machine is running, it gets connected to the ports of availabe on virtual swicth. say, I turn on the virtual machine in the order VM1, VM2... VM6.

  Vmname virtual adapter port on virtual switch1 Mapping of the physical network adapter                        

  VM1 eth0, eth1 1.2 which mappeed of the physical NIC to eth0, eth1?

  VM2            eth0,eth1                              3,4                                      ?

  VM3            eth0,eth1                              5,6                                      ?

  VM4            eth0,eth1                              7,8                                      ?

  VM5            eth0,eth1                              9,10                                    ?

  VM6            eth0,eth1                              11,12                                  ?

  Since we use load balancing based on the virtual port, can two virtual map of the same virtual machine are mapped to the two physical NETWORK card I want say eth0 VM1 is mapped to the (physical nic) VMNIC0, VM1 eth1 get connected VMNIC1 (physical nic).

  It would be great if you could explain how the virtual network adapters are mapped to the physical NIC Y at - it a command or a script to the list NIC(of all vms hosted on esxi) virtual NETWORK adapter mappings physical in detail.

  .

  sansaran wrote:

  Is there a way to know what virtual NIC to connect to which physical NIC

  With the virtual NETWORK adapter, you hear the virtual card inside the VM? If if and when you use several VMNIC like you, there is no visibility in vCenter (usually vSwitches, we see with Distributed vSwitches).

  However, you can use the command-line ESXTOP tool in the view 'n', for the connection between the virtual machines and the outgoing vmnic.

• How can I associate the virtual machine to the physical NETWORK card?

  Hello

  I have a host, has two physical network adapters.

  I want to use one for VM and give an ip address for this but I do not know how to configure it. In my view, "Manage virtual networks" fuction for this...

  Thank you!

  You should already have a phyiscal WHAT NIC assigned to VMnet0 (bridged). So if the choice as vonnection for a guest. Create a second connection open by assigning the physical NIC then to VMnet2, for example (VMnet1 is already in use). Assign this connection to the second guest.

  AWo

• Can not see the physical adapters in the virtual network Editor

  I installed VMware Server 2.0 on my computer running Windows 7 64-bit edition Home premium.  I'm trying to make sure that the network card virtual vmnet0 only connects to my thread of material gigabit NIC, not my wireless card.  I went into the virtual network editor and none of my physical computer network cards are listed.  The bridge networks tab the checkbox next to automatically connect to the network device is checked and grayed out.  Any ideas on why my physical network cards are not listed.  Thank you.

  Hello

  Are you running virtual network editor with "RunAs as Administrator"?

• How to monitor the TX and RX on PERFORMANCE for virtual network adapter BASP monitor?

  How to monitor the TX and RX on PERFORMANCE for virtual network adapter BASP monitor?

  I have a virtual network adapter that is created with Broadcom.

  This virtual interface named "BASP eCard" visible on the performance monitor in the category 'Rhythm Pipe' but not in the category "Network Interface".

  This is problematic because the Tx and Rx (bytes received/send in second) is available in "Network Interface" that show physical network cards only.

  Someone has an idea?

  Thank you

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)

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• How to connect to 2 wifi hotspots by using the 2 wireless network connection (wifi virtual Miniport Adapter) Using Windows 7?

  the main wifi adapter is connected to a Wifi hotspot
  I want to use the wifi virtual Miniport Adapter available in windows 7 to connect to another wireless connection at the same time, is this possible and how?
  Thank you.

  Hi Grafx1,

  Virtual WiFi cards are commonly used for things like virtual machines or VPN connections and are not the real wireless cards.
  To connect to 2 wireless networks, you need 2 physical wireless adapters.
  I hope this helps!

  Cody C
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• PIX 515e, multiple VIRTUAL networks on a physical interface to DMZ

  We try to set up multiple VIRTUAL networks on a physical interface to the DMZ on a PIX 515e.

  The goal is to have logical subnets linked to our single, physical interface DMZ.

  Here's what I've tried so far without success:

  The switch

  -created the vlan 30

  -added switchports fa0/1 to 30 of vlan

  -attached host 192.168.100.1 in fa0/1

  -added switchport fa0/24 to the vlan 1 and vlan 30 with multimode

  -interface PIX DMZ connected to fa0/24 switchport

  -attached host to switchport fa0/10 172.16.1.55 (vlan 1)

  PIX:

  Auto interface ethernet2

  logical ethernet2 vlan30 interface

  nameif DMZ security50 ethernet2

  nameif vlan30 dmz2 security50

  address IP DMZ 172.16.1.254 255.255.255.0

  IP address dmz2 192.168.100.254 255.255.255.0

  Results:

  -172.16.1.55 has full connectivity to the PIX and beyond.

  -192.168.100.1 cannot ping the PIX to the 192.168.100.254 or anything else besides.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also, I realize that I could buy a four port NIC and use the physical interfaces, but I can't get the approved purchase.

  Thank you

  Creation of VLANS on Ethernet1

  We want to create a new interface VLAN - VLAN30 and name DMZ2. Also affect the security level 50 in it.

  Step 1: Create a physical Interface:

  PIX (config) # interface ethernet1 vlan2 physical

  Step 2: Name the Interface and set the security level:

  PIX (config) # nameif ethernet1 inside the security100

  Step 3: Assign the IP address of the interface:

  PIX (config) # ip inside 192.168.1.1 address 255.255.255.0

  Step 4: Create the logical Interface:

  PIX (config) # interface ethernet1 vlan30 logical

  Step 5: Name of the Interface and set the security level:

  PIX (config) # nameif vlan30 DMZ2 security50

  Step 6: Assign IP address to the interface:

  IP pix (config) # DMZ2 192.168.100.254 255.255.255.0

  Step 7. Switch, set the port where from the inside, to the Isls or dot1q physical interface. Place the sheath in the native vlan2 as in step 1.

• Low download speeds Internet Sophos UTM VM - but only the other virtual machines; Physical PC without issue

  So I have something very strange going on. I have a Dell custom host ISO on a Dell R310 ESX 5.5. My problem is that the Internet download is bad, but ONLY to other virtual machines. The Upload is normal physical computers.

  I currently have 4 virtual machines running:

  FreePBX, Win 2012 R2 Server, Sophos UTM (ISO VMware with the latest updates) and Win8.1 Ent.

  I have the following physical machines, I also used for testing:

  8.1 Win Office - wired

  Win portable 8.1 - wireless

  The lower test details, you can see on the image below.

  Iperf tests with 64 k window:
  Win Server 2012 to VM VM win 8 - 6.8Gbps <-VM VM good xfer
  Wireless Win 8.1 laptop to Win 2012 VM Server - 172Mbps <-VM to the well physical wireless
  Desktop 8.1 Win Win Server 2012 VM-619Mbps <-well wired VM
  
  Xfinity speed tests:
  Wireless laptop: 90Mbps down, 9Mbps place <-physical good Upload PC speed
  Wired Desktop laptop: 90Mbps down, 9Mbps place <-physical good Upload PC speed
  Win Server VM: 86Mbps down, place 0.6Mbps <-SLOW on VM!
  Win 8 VM: 90Mbps downwards, upwards 0.6Mbps <-SLOW on VM!
  
  As you can see in my tests, the only place the problem presented is VM to the internet. Physics to the internet works fine. My only thought is that there is something with the switch to the host or the MAC address.

  
  

  I don't think it's the Sophos Nic because it works very well from the physical to Sophos to Internet. I also have a ticket with Sophos Support; they look on the side of Sophos.
  

  Thoughts?

  

  I sent Wireshark packet capture of the Sophos support and they had this to say:

  This is to inform you of the issue, you face the slow, ask you please see attached screenshot of the capture of packets. We have found the package wth ECN (explicit congestion Notification) and CWR (Congestion window reduced on the VM machine, please get this checked with support of virtual machine or VM adapter. This happens when he fell over packages and the congestion window is reduced, that the issue is not with the UTM.

  In addition, indicator of Congestion window reduced (CWR) is defined by the host sender to indicate that it has received a segment TCP with the ECE flag set and that she had responded to the congestion control mechanism that indicates there is a congestion in the patch.

  So I did some research and the solution is to disable all options of unloading in the advanced settings of the NIC as shown in these two links:

  Cyber Explorer: Improved VM broadband network VM on an ESXi platform

  Disable offloading TCP in Windows Server 2012 | Knowledge Center | Rackspace Hosting

  This solved my problems. I now cross 9Mbps downloads on my VMs. hope this helps someone else!

• nested ESXi vHost, networking, the nested virtual machines cannot access outside the world.

  
  My Datacenter configured as follows:

  1. physical switch connected to 3 physical server.

  vCenter Server IP: 192.168.10.10

  two physical hosts ESXi: IP: 192.168.10.11/12.

  2. my laptop connected to the physical network, IP: 192.168,10.100.

  3. my two physical hosts configured with a Standard vSwitcher0, VMNIC0, portgroup MYLAN uplink vLan ID = 162, vmk0 vLan ID = 162.

  4. I created two nested ESXi vHost on the two physical host, assigned 192.168.10,101/102 IP, gateway 192.168.10.1

  5 standard vSwitch0 on two vHost, only NETWORK VM portgroup with ID vLan by default = 0.

  6. I have create computer virtual the virtual server nested and assigned to the VM using VM NETWORK, also assigned the IP address: 192.168.10.201, gateway 192.168.10.1

  But my VM, I cannot ping 192.168.10.1, also I can not ping the virtual machine (x.x.x.201) from my laptop.

  I can ping my vHost nested two of my laptop, can also connect to the console of the virtual computer through my vHost nest.

  my virtual world, my network is configured as it IS (external swith marking).

  my world physical host, my network is configured as a VST (virtual switch tagging).

  My Setup must in principle be correct, but it does not work.

  I am a newcomer to the world of VMWare nested.   I'm appreciated for any suggestions and help.

  The vSwitch on the physical host must be configured to allow the promiscuous mode and forged passes.

• How to get the host name of the physical computer inside a virtual machine until the user logs in Windows?

  I don't know if this is the right place to post this question, I develop software to support VMWare PCoIP and need to know how to get the host name of the physical machine (which manages the virtual machine and View Client) within a virtual machine before the user logs in Windows of the virtual machine.

  I understand there are two ways to read the host name, via the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Volatile Environment registry and environment variables, but they are available once the user is connected. I need info before the user connects.

  Is there a VMware API that can be called or asked the host name?

  Thank you.

  Not on the broker, but there are the startup scripts to log on to the computer virtual itself: http://pubs.vmware.com/view-52/topic/com.vmware.view.integration.doc/view_integration_startsession_script.9.2.html

  Note that these executed when a virtual desktop computer allocated connection, not to the point that the client connects - it is possible for the customer to not complete the connection (crash, cancel, network failure) and so any what solution you design must handle this.

  Mike