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• Internet host and network disconnection continuous

  Background: A contractor for the cable company spliced my line so that the new neighbor could get cable (only my address has been marked on the box and there was a cord connecting it under their fence). I called and they sent someone who said they would get someone else to fix it. Since my internet disconnects all day and all night. I called the cable company and finished by somebody who had a sense and really tried to help him. He created my own network and pass the word. My internet was faster than it had ever been perfect. However a few hours later he did the same thing again and kept 3.5 MONTHS later.

  Technology had said that he could see that one of my neighbors was using a ham radio and radio which created a 'shield' on all the networks and could see that my neighborhood was having the same problems. I asked why they weren't Campeau in-not of true response. I called so many times I can't remember how many, and even a technician had come out and change my modem. When he had it ready to go he said that he did not work well.

  Whenever I call it they say that the 'Nice' tech has no idea what he's talking about and that it is impossible to block someones internet.

  Can someone help me?

  Hi Lisa,

  Thanks for posting the query on Microsoft Community.

  If I understand correctly, you can not access the internet as network keeps disconnecting. We appreciate your patience and your efforts.

  1. What is the brand and model of the computer?
  2. What is the full error message that you receive when you try to access any Web site?
  3. As you informed 'could see that my neighborhood was having the same problems.', others also face the same question again?

  Try to run the network troubleshooter utility and other steps in the link below.

  Why can't I connect to the Internet? :

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows/cant-connect-Internet#1TC=Windows-7

  I hope this helps to solve the issue. If the problem persists, get back to us. We will be happy to help you.

• Networking and VPN bridge on host

  I have a host computer running Windows 7 I have VPN business to do my job on a daily basis.  I also have a couple of XP VM I use bridged networking.  These reviews of VM, I NEVER want the data to be seen on my VPN network.  It seems with the bridge it actually creates a separate physical network (even if the host and guest travel performed the same wire) as evidenced by the tracert on the prompt just goes right on the Internet, while the army carries all through the VPN.

  Am I correct here?

  Welcome to the forums!

  Yes, you are right. Networking bridged lie your NETWORK eCard to the one physical Ethernet card while the client retains its own identity of network. It is not the VPN.

  If you want to bind the guest to the VPN you use NAT, as this bind to each pile TCP/IP, including VPN one. This makes it possible to use every network card, as long as he speaks TCP/IP.

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• Bridged networking: host and invited him IPs?

  Topology: physical router (IP 192.168.1.25/24) connects to the host (IP 192.168.1.1/24) run a virtual machine (IP 192.168.1.2/24).

  Question: using cargo network, the virtual machine cannot connect through physical NIC in the host to the router - all are on the same subnet.

  I use network bridge to connect to a virtual server to a physical network, but I'm confused about which IP addresses in use on the map the host's physical NETWORK and virtual NIC the guest to my knowledge, as well the host physical NIC and virtual NETWORK card of the guest OS must be on the same subnet. If I assign 192.168.1.1/24 to the physical NETWORK adapter on the machine host and 192.168.1.2/24 to the virtual NETWORK adapter inside my guest operating system virtual (using network properties), the guest operating system must therefore able to communicate with the outside real network. But it may not. However, I have noticed that if I use "Obtain an IP address automatically" for my NIC host, it is assigned an automatic address 169.254.1.1 (an APIPA address). My virtual network adapter has been assigned the address 192.168.1.2/24 inside my guest operating system. And it can communicate with a router that the host computer is connected to an address of interface of 192.168.1.25/24. That makes no sense.

  My understanding is that when using bridged networking, the guest operating system has a virtual NETWORK adapter that connects to a virtual switch (VMnet0). The host operating system has a real physical NETWORK adapter that connects to the virtual switch (VMnet0). Then, it follows that the host's physical NETWORK and virtual guest NIC card must be assigned in the same subnet IP addresses to communicate? However, as stated, with these settings the guest operating system cannot communicate through physical NETWORK card from the host to the outside world. But when I assign physical NETWORK adapter of the host, an automatic address (when ends up being 169.254.1.1 when checked with ipconfig), work of communication. Can someone explain this?  Thank you very much!

  MikeF007 wrote:

  Only bridged connections are used without NAT.

  I asked you to try this... you do not have.

  Eagle server running a DHCP server, but the host PC needs to get an IP address before it connects.

  You can't run a DHCP server as a guest (fedora) and serve as the host. You must use a fixed IP address, which is reserved for the host and the host running the dhcp server.

  No VLAN is used (except 1 VLAN by default of course). There is no security or MAC filtering on the server of the Eagle.

  VLAN is not supported in Server 2, with the exception of the static (based port).

• VMware in network bridge: Freezed host with WS6.5 and Windows Vista x 64 or Windows 7 x 64 host operating system

  Hello

  I have a problem with VMware Workstation 6.5 on 64-bit Windows host.

  First, I installed VMware Workstation 6.5.0 118166 on my x 64 Windows Vista SP1 host, and I had a weird problem when working with network on my host system, no matter there is a guest running or not. The problem is when I try to connect/disconnect from VPN connections or plug/unplug my network from my LAN socket cable, etc., host OS freezes suddenly with no answer to anything whatsoever, no movement of the mouse, without strikes, nothing.

  After sometimes, I installed Windows 7 Beta 7000 x 64 on my computer and have no problem with it until I installed VMware Workstation 6.5.0 118166 on it: the gel problem once again. I thought it may be a problem on this specific build of VMware, so I downloaded and installed the latest version (6.5.1 126130) on my system, but the problem persists.

  After playing with a large number of settings, I find that if I delete the service "VMware Bridge Protocol" of my network card, the problem does not happen.

  I searched the forum but I can't find anything like that, so I wonder if anyone can help me with that?

  My network card is an edge ' Realtek RTL8168B/8111 Family PCI - E Gigabit Ethernet NIC (NDIS 6.0) b ' on my card mother Gigabyte GA-MA770-DS3.

  Other features of the system:

  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 5200 + CPU

  6.0 GB of RAM

  Seagate ST3500320AS SATA HARD drive

  nVidia GeForce 8600GT 512 MB video card

  Thank you.

  Shadmehr wrote:

  My network card is an edge ' Realtek RTL8168B/8111 Family PCI - E Gigabit Ethernet NIC (NDIS 6.0) b ' on my card mother Gigabyte GA-MA770-DS3.

  Which driver version you have installed for your network (NIC) card?   This link shows a version of driver Vista/Win2008 6.216 (dated 2009/02/26) available.  The same driver should work as well for Win7.

  If the above does not resolve the problem, view the properties for the NETWORK adapter and temporarily disable all 'Task Offload"or other characteristics"discharge"to see if that helps.

• Workstation 9 - slow network performance between the host and guest

  I am running windows 8 on the host and installed by 9 trial. Then installed windows 8.1 as a comment system.

  I'm a slow, very slow network between the two.

  If I send files to and from the computer with another guest, transfers are normal, but if I try the same files between the host and the guest, they are really slow.

  I use a bridge connection.

  I read elseware to disable the following on the guest card:

  Large Send Offload v2 (IPv4)

  Large Send Offload v2 (IPv6)

  But that did not help.

  Thoughts?

  Maybe then try Hyper-v, it help you better.

  report this incident to Vmware if you can

  Concerning

• Configure the host and the VM on two separate wireless networks

  Hello community, I was a browser for a long time, but this will be my first post.

  I would like to begin by saying that I have always found the answer I was looking for by browsing these forums and that I browsed discussions thereon and consulted the chapters regarding virtual networks in the manual workstation 7.1, but at this stage were still unable to solve my problem.

  The scenario:

  I'm a small business working in a House (upstairs) / hookah lounge (bottom). We recently had a second internet connection (WORK), Internet home of my family (HOME), to provide our customers with a free wi - fi. I would use the connection of WORK (during our hours of downtime) in a Ubuntu VM for folding and seeding of torrents. I want to put this far on a network traffic will not affect the other.

  The network:

  SE host: Windows 7 Pro 64-bit

  (Host) NIC: Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG (Mini PCI)

  VM: Ubuntu 10.04 on VMWare Workstation 7.0.0 build-203739

  NIC (VM): Alfa awus036h (USB)

  
  

  The current configuration:

  Network connection is made, the State of replication physical physical network is unchecked.

  The Alfa is connected to the virtual machine and is no longer present on the list of the network adapters in Windows.

  It seems that I have to manually disable the "auto eth 1" interface or the virtual machine using the internet connection in host rather than the network of your choice that the Alfa connects to in VMWorkstation. The speed of the internet with eth auto 1 is connected is quick and consistent, but using it defeats the purpose. Strangely, when I go to network connections, under the "last use" for "eth 1 auto ' it is said 'never '.

  When "eth 1 car" is disconnected, it seems that the virtual machine uses the network wireless connected to the Alfa. But the internet speed is very slow and inconsistent. On downloads, the speed varies considerably; Also, it remains at 0 kb/s for a while before going to 80 KB/s, then works his way down to 0 kb/s again.

  Possible solutions:

  1. it's a driver problem for the Alfa inside the VM environment all this time?

  2 just misunderstood how to set up this kind of virtual network?

  3 is it possible to get the desired configuration by filling the WORK and VMnet0/1/8?

  * Note: Only VMnet1 and VMnet8 appear on the Windows network connections, however isn't VMnet0 bridged one responsible for networking?

  4. upgrade to the current version of the desktop would be useful?

  5. do this problem originally because of some settings on the router?

  * Note: The AP is close enough to provide a signal strength of 85-90%

  Sorry to be so talkative, I just wanted to be as clear as possible because I'm still a beginner to learn more about virtualization.

  Thank you in advance, as always, your help is greatly appreciated.

  First of all, I must say that when I did this last response, I've been on my Mac and I thought the configuration of a host of Windows XP however outside the nomenclature of the names of the host network settings dialog box the rest stands as it is on a host Windows 7 as described below, including a picture as an attachment.

  On a Windows 7 x 64 host with two network adapters, each on a different subnet and VMware Workstation 7.1.3 installed with the editor of virtual computer network configured for VMnet0 and VMnet2 jumpered separately to one of the host of NIC and I have not changed the settings for Windows 7 host NIC-1 and have network/Internet connectivity to the host of this NETWORK adapter as shown in the picture of Google in Internet Explorer on the host computer.  In VMware Workstation 7.1.3 I have a Linux Guest configured to use VMnet2, which is filled in the settings and the Windows 7 host NIC-2 have all with the exception of VMware Bridge Protocol unchecked and have network/Internet connectivity in the guest as indicated by Google in a browser.

  From the perspective of connectivity network between the host and the guest by NIC - 2 on the host computer when all with the exception of VMware Bridge Protocol unchecked there is no connectivity between the two on this subnet because there are no protocol at stake to allow the conversation to take place.

  So theoretically and in practice what I said previously, but didn't were not expressly with a Windows 7 host in mind, nevertheless what I said is true and accurate, as evidenced by world real test/use by what I said and with the image attached herein.

  FWIW Windows 7 has been configured with the default settings and the only changes to the host's network were those made during the installation of VMware Workstation 7.1.3 so with the configuration I discussed with the attached picture, there is no reason why the host and the guest cannot be on different physical networks and each network/Internet connectivity based on the information I have provided and they be isolated from each other by being on separate physical networks.

  That said, even if they can be isolated by being on separate physical networks can still can connectivity between the 2 through VMware shared folders it it turned on and of course & slide and other services so if absolute isolation is necessary to the point where it can be, and the guest still operating system run on a Virtual Machine in the host you would need to disable the Backdoor for VMware Tools cannot provide shared folders on VMware, & glide and other services.  So if you need this isolation level let me know and I will provide additional information to complete it.

• Is it posible to allow access between the host and virtal machine without wired network?

  I want to use my laptop to show him that I did in the virtual work to other people at my home.

  However, the laptop is ofen not allowed access to the network in their office.

  Is it posible to allow access between the host and virtal machine without wired network?

  VMware player

  My virtual machine is filled to the physical network adapter and use the static IP address.

  Brad

  Setting of the virtual machine: filled

  Change that to each host only (what Continuum called VMnet1) or NAT (VMnet8).  Both use a separate virtual NETWORK card to connect the physical computer virtual host, independent of any NETWORK adapter on the host.

  ... Since the machine host (win7) could not get IP, ping fail to VM (192.168.1.5)...

  Because the connection between the guest and the host is through a separate NETWORK card, you must use the 'other' IP address.  Access a prompt on the host computer and type IPCONFIG to view the IP address of VMnet1 and VMnet8 NIC.  Then use this IP address instead of 192.168.1.5.

  And when you have changed the network management modes (i.e. of bridged to host-only), Windows does not automatically renew its IP address.  The virtual NETWORK card uses a different subnet if you need to renew your DHCP lease or change your static IP address to work with the new subnet.

• Debian 5.0 host and Client, network problems

  I have a system Debian 5 (Lenny) as a host for VMware Server 2.0.1 with a configuration ethernet servile (bond0 with Robin balancing).

  This host is the ping requests etc. without problem by any computer in the network and vice versa. This host gets its IP address of a DHCP server and appears very well.

  On this host, I run a virtual client, also Debian 5 (Lenny), with an ethernet in Bridge mode connection.

  This host gets its IP from DHCP Windows without problem and is also listed correct

  The host can ping the client without problems. The client cannot ping the host: ping packets 1 in 10 get through.

  Same story for ping any other computer on the network and vice versa (ping the virtual client from any computer).

  A very small amount of packets through. Can someone help me?

  I'll give you the basic information (see images) for host and virtual client.

  Threesa wrote:

  I changed to mode 5 (transmission of balance) and rebooted, but no progress so far: s

  It was a general indication. If you use a NIC team, no matter whether you use VMware, you use BLT if your switches do not support a protocol group.

  The manual on page 238 describes only for Windows is told by the way.

  .. .and some general tips like this: VMware has not tested and does not support the network adapter teams with

  VMware Server on Linux hosts. »

  Would it because I listed the OS as Debian 4 like Debian 5 was not available in the drop-down list?

  It is a line that wraps a LOT in the newspaper for vmware: cannot find Debian conversion type: vim.vm.GuestOsDescriptor.GuestOsIdentifier

  I do not think because if the problem is related to the link it is not related to the prompt (you can install a Windows client for example who is facing the same problems then).

  I thought back to a NETWORK card to check that your installation works in general. If this is the case, we can try to get the liaison work.

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• Host and guest of the machines on different physical networks

  Hello everyone.  I would wise advice from the forum, about a particular environment, I am trying to set up.

  I have VMware Server 2 installed on my XP laptop, which is connected to a DSL modem via a NIC edge portable said has also a PCMCIA NETWORK card installed in it.

  I would like to take a virtual XP workstation and connect to a modem cable via the PCMCIA NIC for test connection hosts and guests safe through the public internet.  For this exercise, I need two machines to be completely separate and therefore have no way to reach or in interaction with each other anyway, except through the extended link.

  What follows is a list of what I've done so far.  I would like to know if there is anything I missed.  Perhaps more measures must be taken that I'm not aware of.

  Thanks in advance for your collective time.

  (1) disabled all services associated with the PCMCIA NIC on the host computer, including TCP/IP, except the VMware Bridge Protocol.

  2) welded by the mentioned back PCMCIA NIC to VMnet2 via VMware Virtual Network Editor.

  (3) excluded the NETWORK PCMCIA card automatic connection via the virtual network Editor.

  (4) set up the virtual ethernet device of the instance XP comments use the custom VMnet2 network.

  (5) set the property 'NetworkAddress' of the network connection in the case of XP from comments to the MAC address of the PCMCIA NIC by step seven of the next mission - http://communities.vmware.com/message/378576;jsessionid=034FC6E865C0DB28AD269D7445F2AD0D

  PS - How could these measures differ for a guest computer to Linux (openSUSE 11), especially step 5 in my list above?

  Welcome to the forums!

  IMHO, I think you have done all that was required. I don't know why your step 5 is necessary or if it will be same cause problem. "Bridged" means that the customer acts as its own instance on the network, which includes a discreet addresses MAC and IP, from my point of view. Affecting the MAC guest host MAC is not necessary for the connection of standard bridge, so why if it is necessary here? In addition, you can set any MAC address that you like for a VMware guest. There are restrictions, once again setting the host MAC address in the guest can cause problems.

  You can find the VMware documentation on how to do it here: Page 240, http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vmserver2.pdf

  There is also something on definition of MAC addresses: Page 234

  If you found this information useful, please consider awarding points to 'Correct' or 'Useful' responses Thank you!!

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• Lost computer internet wired host and work group

  Wired desktop host XP Home Edition has lost internet connection on a network shared with win 7 laptop wireless. Laptop computer has the internet connection on shared network, but do not pick up the host.  Only picks up residential and d-link bridge.  Host not to pick up cell phone, or a residential gateway.  Cannot reconnect because the TCP/IP settings are incorrect.  LAN and 1394 are send but not receive.  How can I restore internet on the host and the two working group? Working group name is always on both computers. Do I need to set up a new network and the Working Group?

  Thank you

  kbp

  Thank you my computer guy came and fixed it.

• Network bridge in VMware Workstation 11 connection problems

  I have bridged network connection problems in VMware Workstation 11. So far I have tried:

  
  

  Re: Windows Pro/Ent 8.1 Overview invited - stop Windows Net Performance, away from work

  
  

  Re: Flow very slow network-> Guest host, but no comments <-home

  
  

  So far, none of the solutions worked. I turned off "Large Send Offload" on each adapter that I could find on the host and the guest. Nothing. Restore these settings in any combination with other out does not work either. I edited the .vmx file and replace by vmxnet3 occurrences, and that no longer works. So far nothing I've tried has worked. I disabled all firewall and antivirus. Still nothing. When I run Guest OS Windows Network Diagnostics, I get the "your modem broadband has connectivity problems." However, I know that this is not the case. I also used the "Virtual Network Editor" to force the bridge connection to select the correct network card (in my case, it's the Intel Centrino Wireless - N 1030 wireless card), but still no luck. Any help would be much appreciated.

  
  

  Thank you

  Dave
  

  
  

  My Stats:

  
  Host:

  OS: Windows 7 x 64

  Processor: Intel Core i7

  Installed memory (RAM): 16.0 GB (15.9 GB usable)

  Wireless adapter: Intel Centrino Wireless - N 1030

  Router: Netgear AC1200 Smart Wifi router. Model: R6200v2 (default settings)

  
  

  Comments:

  OS: Windows 7 x 64

  
  

  So I finally the solution look. BitDefender firewall was blocking all traffic on the connection Bridged in VMware Workstation. I have disabled the firewall completely Bitdefender and Bridged Networking worked perfectly. I'll probably create another topic more precisely around Bitdefender firewall configuration to allow traffic network through Bridged from VMware.

• in network bridge does not

  Hello

  I use VMware-player - 7.0.0 - 2305329, when I set up network bridge configuration to connect to the local host network, it does not connect and even its not throw errors in VMLog as well as in the event viewer.

  Local system configuration:

  Windows 8

  Intel core i3-3220 @3. 3 GHZ processor

  8 GB RAM

  Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller version 8.21.909.2013

  Comment system configuration:

  Windows Server 2008 R2

  6 GB of Ram

  Here's what I tried to solve this problem.

  1. uninstalled and installed VMWare bridge Protocol in the local host network properties.

  2 uninstalled vmware player and all instances of the registry and the c drive and cleaned the system using registry cleaner, rebooted and installed the new version of VMware Player but still the same problem exists.

  3. reinstalled VMWare tools in guest operating system.

  So what you guys think about this problem, is it a solution?

  Thanks in advance,

  Bibiane.

  Hello

  I solved my problem by following this LINK .

  In fact, the problem was with the kaspersky antivirus (follow the link above) that was installed on my computer, here is the procedure I followed to make it work.

  1 uninstalled the kaspersky anti-virus.

  2 uninstalled VMware Player.

  3 reboot the system.

  4. installed in VMware Player back and make sure that the bridge network is working properly before installing Kaspersky return.

  5 reinstalled Kaspersky.

  and Voila Any return in the normal phase and my VM connects to the localhost network.

  Hope this helps someone.

  Kind regards

  Jung Lee.

• Networking bridged with two physical cards

  My configuration:

  I have a laptop with a cable LAN and wireless LAN.

  I installed Windows 7 Home Premium on the host with VMware Server 2.0.2.

  I installed a Proxy and WSUS as Virtual Machines each with 2 two virtual cards.  An adapter is host doesn't work like a virtual network.  The second is jumpered for each adapter.

  The problem is I want fills the Proxy to connect to the WiFi adapter and the bridge for the WSUS adapter to connect the cable only local network.

  The setting for the automatic bypass in the virtual network Editor is grey and when I try to exclude the cards for automatic bypass selection there is no choice.

  When I add or modify any changes in the virtual network Editor, the OK button is grayed out and I can't save the changes.

  How can I configure my virtual environment to have two virtual machines connect two separate physical adapters to fill?

  You MUST run the virtual network editor * administrator *.

• How to enable the communication between the host and the virtual from Windows 7 computer

  Host: Mac OS X 10.6

  Setting of networking: NAT (also connected to the VPN work)

  VM: Windows 7

  I use my mac for my development. I have an application running with the Web Server server. I also use the hosts so that I can map the URLS of different web site with the same ip address.

  For example:

  On my Mac in/etc/hosts

  127.0.0.1 www.testsite1.com www.testsite2.com

  On my virtual from Windows machine in the hosts file

  987.78.125.125 www.testsite1.com www.testsite2.com

  When I'm at the office and using bridged connections, it works very well. However, I prefer to use NAT all the time.

  Is this possible?

  
  Thank you!

  I actually already answer your question but now I know the details, and by the way you have explained so much better the second time!

  When not connected to the VPN on the host computer and the guest knows the IP address of the Web server on the host (an appropriate entry in the guest hosts) then it should work but when connected to the VPN, if you are administrator does its job well, that you should not be able to connect the host to the guest for the reason mentioned previously...  Authenticated/no unapproved system (guest) cannot access an authenticated / trust system (host), while the VPN on the host computer is set up to your corporate network.