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• Share printer on 2 network segments

  I use HP8600 with Motorola 6580.  There are two network segments:

  Network of comments begins 192.168.1.x

  Primary network is 192.168.0.x

  HP printer is 192.168.1.x, but cannot be used by the primary network.

  Is - it possible to share the printer on the two segments?

  Not going not to happen.  You need to connect the printer to your network, not the comments.  Get the network of 192.168.0.x.

  Some routers allow you to connect the network invited to your primary network, so you can plug these devices... except Linksys.

• CC Desktop App for the Government concerning: the end user administrator came back with 2 questions. Since the Bank has its workstations (computers) in a network segments separated physically (Internet and Intranet), are they correctly assuming that:

  Desktop adobe Creative Cloud for government applications :end user administrator came back with 2 questions. Since the Bank has its workstations (computers) in a network segments separated physically (Internet and Intranet), are they correctly assuming that:

  1. They will be able to download and activate the installation package through CC e package on Internet workstation and transfer with a USB flash drive on a workstation Intranet , hence they can deploy desktop applications to end-user desktops CC?
  2. The deployment of renewal process will work the same as above?

  Government accounts https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1483694 can help

  or

  Since this is an open forum, not Adobe support... you must contact Adobe personnel to help

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• RAC nodes on two different network segments, what can go wrong?

  Two-node RAC, what are the disadvantage if both nodes are on different network segments?
  So the two node will be have a public interface on different segment, but interconnection will be on the same segment.
  The two nodes have the same gateway and two network segments goes to the same switch.
  
  It's Solaris, Oracle 10 g (10.2.0.4)

  Hello

  Public IP addresses and virtual IP addresses must be in the same subnet.

  This is necessary because the VIP - IP (two nodes) should work on two public networks.

  Recently I've set up RAC extended with diferent networks (subnet). When all nodes is all that is very well. But when a node down, clusterware node gel survive because he trying vip - ip (different subnet) node configuration on the node down to survive.

  Kind regards
  Levi Pereira

• Internal network segmentation using firewalls

  Recently, an auditor suggested we should segment the internal network, including all professional applications, population office, internal messaging, remote access and the wan by using firewalls. Anyone done this? If yes why?

  The concept of the demilitarized zone (DMZ) provides protection for senior level servers and applications etc. while allowing web servers and mail in general, access and the Internet. If the host is compromised, they do not provide an immediate springboard to important internal servers.

  Of the resources of the company risk assessment will determine the level of required access control. Higher instances of compromise are always determined from internal sources and may justify measures of access control applied to the population of office according to the circumstances of the company and the security posture adopted.

  See you soon,.

  Paul.

• Isolated from network, but still allow the possible file transfer

  Hello

  OK, here's my question... I was not able to find a way to do the following .iso exception which is a pain.

  I want a totally isolated network and yet the ability to copy and paste files to and from the network isolated.  I know it's a bit unintuitive sounds counter but the model I am looking for is similar to VM Workstation where you can completely isolate VM customers and yet you still have the ability to copy files on the isolated network via 'VM actions' to the host or access to CD-rom/floppy of the host.  This model provides access to files via a different mechanism than the network card.  Director of the laboratory has any means to do the same thing?

  My goal is to create a fully functional domain with DNS, DHCP, Wins, etc and I want absolutely not exposed to the public network, but I'll need to have installed the media files and other files in the isolated network.  Any thoughts?

  This may be exactly what you are looking for however it may be enough to solve your problem. Consider the diagram below.

  Set up your machines isolated on the Green Network (network emulation).

  Set up a gateway machine that affects both networks similar to the 'Router' machine above.

  In your case, the machine that affects the two networks could double as a file server which has planned its actions on both networks. Basically, this is equivalent to establishing a gateway that connects two networks.

  The illustration above came from a library of test that allows us to inject the network latency in a connection. The "Router" machine is a simple CentOS Linux box running Linux, the traffic control (tc) to change the settings of latency on each of the two interfaces Ethernet to the router. In your case, instead of putting a router, you could design your own gateway + configuration of the file server.

  In Windows networks, I also put a VPN router configurations and just used MS PPTP VPN connectivity in the network of "isolated." Both techniques work.

• Network segmentation

  I need help matching the vSwitches (to ensure failover) on our 3 hosts who live in a cluster of vSphere 4.1, and each host has 8 cards of network physical. Each host has 5 vSwitches configured with 4 of them being identical configuration, see below.

  vSwitch0

  Port VM group

  Port of VMkernal

  vmnic 0 & 6

  vSwitch1

  Port VM group

  VM iSCSI network

  VMkernel for iSCSI

  vmnic 1 & 4

  vSwitch2

  For vMotion VMkernel

  vmnic 2 & 5

  vSwitch4

  Port VM group

  vmnic 7

  But here's where I hope to get assistance, hosts A and B have an additional vSwitch3 that are configured in the same way in vSphere, both at the level of the physical switch. However, host C has vSwitch3 that is not configured as the others. Currently, traffic is minimal on vSwitch3 on all hosts. Should I add a physical NIC extra in order to continue to use the two VLAN 999 and 300 below and ensure that all virtual machines can failover? Or y at - it another way around this problem?

  vSwitch3 (the hosts A and B)

  Port VM group

  vmnic3

  VLAN ID 999 (physical switch)

  vSwitch3 (host-C)

  Port VM group

  vmnic3

  VLAN ID 300 (physical switch)

  First of all, are you using what NIC teaming policy on the vSwitch?

  So, have you created the trunks on the physical switch now? A very confusing fact is "trunk" is the name of Cisco for tagging VLANS, but on your switches HP a "trunk" is the aggregation of links, similar to Cisco Etherchannel.

  If you want to use a trunk of HP you also need the IP hash NIC teaming policy on the vSwitches, but you must also change your switch configuration physical trunk of Dynamics (LACP) static ("HP trunk mode"). However, it is in my opinion often preferable to not use this link aggregation modes at all.

• Isolated "Lab" Network w/web access configuration

  Hello

  Rough of th by reading all the options for various configurations of virtual network, I have a problem to find a way to create a network of virtual machines, their own subnet, with only of direct access to the internet through one of the vnets. I have a setup that works quite well using vnet8 with the exception that I don't want the virtual machines to have access to the host, to each other and the internet, and I don't want the host to have access to the virtual machines. Has anyone ever conducted a configuration like that? Is it still possible?

  If you want to isolate the network connectivity between the host and the guest (s) and visa verse then down the target VMnet (n) Ethernet Adapter on the host.  It's as simple as that!

• Dissimilar network segments

  I don't know if it's the Community law

  I'm not sure it will work. I created a VM drone on each blade, and then created the DRS rules for each virtual computer which allow no my drones and the virtual computers on networks 4, 5 and 6, to be on the same host.

  Will this work?  Is there a better way?

  Behind a firewall or any which layer 3 + device should not really affect your ability to trunk VLANs.

  I would try very hard trying to get virtual local networks to shared resources so that you have a constant network across your ESX boxes layer.

  Regarding multiple NICs for your network storage, your storage network is (probably) your most important network if someone ' one/something unplug your vmnetwork nic, you will lose access to the virtual machine.

  If someone unplug you the storage network, your machine will be very probably BSOD/Dump and you can lose data.

  (This is all assuming you push iscsi data warehouses to your esx hosts)

• We made an update on all the pc company and going from XP to 7. Easy transfer does not seem to see computers that aren't on the same network segment.

  Try using the simple transfer of transfer from old pc (XP) user profiles to their new pc (7). Easy transfer does not seem to see through switches. If I have 2 machines in different parts of the plant the application will not be the handshake. What I am doing wrong?

  Nothing.  The 'old' and 'new' computers must be on the same subnet.  You can use the intermediate storage.

• ESXi 5 completely isolated the network host

  Hello

  My back forced ESXi host. Ping but not able to connect using vSphere client or PowerCLI. Although I connect in SSH using PuTTY and rstarted all augents by typing /sbin/services.sh restart but still facing the same problem

  In the SSH console it shows following message while I try to connect to this host

  "Exception occurred: interacting with configuration file /etc/vmware/esx.conf error: timeout while you wait lock, etc/vmware/esx.conf.LOCK, forthcoming." Another process has kept this file locked for 20 seconds then. The process that currently hold the lock is unknown(-1). It is probably a temporary condition.

  "Please try the operation again.

  

  How to solve this problem? Reset is necessary?

  It may be a problem with the stale lock on esx.conf. Find the file esx.conf.LOCK in/etc/vmware. If so remove it and restart management services (services.sh restart).

• "LAN Segment" option missing in the virtual network Editor

  I regularly use isolated networks to test things. With the help of my own DHCP / DNS /... Server for 'infrastructure'

  In 9.0.2 workstation there is an option "local network Segments. Miss me this option in 2013 of the workstation.

  Why this option has been removed? Or was it an oversight? Or should I add something to my configuration?

  Never mind.

  'LAN Segments' option is not displayed in the network Editor, but it IS displayed on the virtual network adapter settings page.

  I'm sorry.

• Segments of network &amp; virtual switches

  Hello. I have a question on the Association of the physical NIC ports to a virtual switch.                                                                                I have two network segments. The first has a group of VLAN ID. The second has a network isolated from the VLAN ID to evoke. Can I combine the physical NETWORK adapter ports that are connected by physical switches on the two network segments, on the same virtual switch defined in VMware ESX 3.5 / vSphere? I guess I'd better associate the two network segments with two virtual switches, but I'd like to hear from you.

  Thanks in advance for your help

  If you cannot physically route between the two segments then you can create exchanges on a vswitch and have dedicated NICs for each group of ports and plug the network adapters in the relevant physical switches that connect to network segments or if total isolation is necessary, then create a separate vswitch and do the same thing...

• Can I create an internal network or isolated on VDS shared between hosts?

  We seek to deploy VDS on our site of recovery (for MRS). We have expanded network of level 2 so the primary site and recovery, guests can use the same IP addresses, but I don't know the best way to test the SRM. If I create a dvportgroup SRM, without a dvuplink, the dvportgroup may exist on all hosts that share the same configuration of VDS, but will be virtual machines connected to this dvportgroup be able to communicate on different hosts?

  Otherwise, what is a good way to achieve an isolated private network that can be shared between virtual machines that have the same IP address as production systems? A distinct community VLAN?

  They will not be able to communicate without a VLAN on the physical switch upstream.

  If you have licenses VCloud suite for POSSIBLE, you could create a VXLAN to communicate, but the easiest solution would be to create a VIRTUAL LAN.

• How to connect a LAN Segment to the network host Workstation 7

  Hi all.

  This can be a really newbie question, but I'm quite a novice on vmware

  I have set up a team in VMWare Workstation 7 with a few machines virtual all assigned to a single LAN Segment. Everything works fine, but now I need to have internet access in my virtual machines. How to configure the local network segment to see my host network, so I can internet ping?

  Thank you very much!

  OK - see here - I have matched to your vmx file so that all the entries of ethernet0 appear in a row.

  That's what you have now:

  ethernet0. AddressType = 'generated '.

  ethernet0. ConnectionType = "Charlotte".

  ethernet0.generatedAddress = "00: 0C: 29:c3:36:10.

  ethernet0.generatedAddressOffset = '0 '.

  ethernet0.pciSlotNumber = "33".

  ethernet0. Present = 'TRUE '.

  ethernet0.pvnID = ' 52 4 c 5th 98 70 6 82 a-1 b - 0f 97 5 m 76 2 8 a 85 eb ".

  ethernet0.virtualDev = "e1000".

  ethernet0.wakeOnPcktRcv = "FALSE".

  Then, I list all the settings that you should NOT touch:

  ethernet0. AddressType

  ethernet0.generatedAddress

  ethernet0.generatedAddressOffset

  ethernet0.pciSlotNumber

  ethernet0. Now

  ethernet0.startConnected

  ethernet0.virtualDev

  ethernet0.wakeOnPcktRcv

  Regardless of the settings of they - leave it alone - don't change to it for this task. After that only these two lines are left:

  ethernet0. ConnectionType = "Charlotte".

  ethernet0.pvnID = ' 52 4 c 5th 98 70 6 82 a-1 b - 0f 97 5 m 76 2 8 a 85 eb ".

  These two are those who configure the local network segment.

  Remove them and replace them with this single line

  ethernet0. ConnectionType = "nat".

  In case you want to break up the team to remove this line

  inVMTeam = 'TRUE '.

  and delete the *.vmxf file in the same directory.

  For more information on configuring network in the vmx file read my site

  http://sanbarrow.com/VMX/VMX-network.html

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