Management network with a different IP address than the host?

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• Airport Extreme a different IP address than the NEST

  Hi all

  I have an Airport Extreme new set up a network of comments.  The guest network is configured for the IP addresses in the 172.16... range, compared to the 192.168 range (which is for the network no comments).

  I put my nest on the network of comments.  I see in the settings on the nest indeed connected to the network with an IP 172.16 comments...

  But, when I look at the Airport utility it says the nest is connected using the IP 192.168... which means it is NOT on the network of comments.

  Something is wrong here - is there a bug in Airport utility, causing this or something else, you know?

  Thank you

  Allen

  Something isn't bad. It is normal, unless you want to call normal a "bug".

  AirPort Extreme uses VLAN technology... Virtual local area network... to provide Internet access to the nest using one and only available Internet connection to AirPort Extreme.  Indeed, the NEST uses the same network and the same Internet connection as your other devices that are not on the network of comments.

• text messages sent with an email address from a touch ipod duplicated on a second ipod touch using a different email address, but the two ipods are controlled by a parent with the same apple ID and password.

  Text messages sent with an email address from a touch ipod duplicated on a second ipod touch using a different email address, but the two ipods are controlled by a parent with the same apple ID and password.  This has happened recently.  My two girls have used their respective ipods and texting, without their messages of duplication for each of the other ipods for more than a year.  Somehow recently, both addresses seem to be synced with them or something, so that both see each and other messages.  I've recently updated two ipods, iTunes on my computer--not the cloud and added music for two ipods, but has not changed anything by email email settings or message I know.  Help, please!

  Welcome to the Apple community.

  I can't fully follow how you have everything set up, but a glance at the settings > messages > send & receive

• How to share an IP address between the host and the VM?

  I'm a newbie on VMWare, and I hope that this question has a simple answer... I have a physical machine, I have turned into a VM today and am now running as VM on Workstation 6.5. This physical machine had a static IP address which must remain public, but I can't get a second IP address on the same subnet of the host. How can I get static IP even stay on the virtual machine without attributing an IP address of NIC1 host?

  Or is it possible to assign static IP address to the host NIC1 use somehow fill? That seems still, however, require an IP address on the host and the guest of virtual computer.

  I also looked in NAT, but I do not know how to assign the NAT specifically to NIC1 on the host. I have NIC2 and NIC3 with different IPs on different subnets.

  Thanks in advance.

  drmuzik wrote:

  So with the bridge, the NIC host does not have an IP address?

  Well the exact answer depends on those needs specific and explicit, but assuming that the physical machine will be connected directly to the Internet and the virtual machine uses a static public IP address then the physical machine may not have a public IP address if the only one you have is assigned to the virtual machine.  This is why I said delete everything except Protocolto Bridged from VMware on the physical target network adapter.

  Yet once if you had included the host and Guest OS operating system information it helps us to be more specific with answers to questions and given that you do not I will generalize and do not take the time to explain all the scenarios possible use cases.  In a case like this one containing explicit and specific local network topology details and that it connects to the Internet may also be useful to provide more explicit and specific answers.

  In addition if you have not already read chapters 14 & 15, covering networking, workstation users manual you should as it will help provide toys better understand virtual network infrastructure.

• Is it possible to change the IP address on the host of SGD 12 c Cloud Control?

  Is it possible to change the IP address on the host of SGD 12 c Cloud Control?
  
  If so, please provide the necessary actions that must be supported.
  
  -Wern

  Hi Wern,

  The following document is for 11g, but works also for 12 c:

  NOTE: 1203743.1
  EM g 11: Enterprise Manager Grid Control 11.1.0.1 SGD Actions after you changed the IP address of the host

  Best regards
  Vincent

• Determine the IP address of the host in the guest operating system

  In VMware Fusion 3.0, can I determine programmatically primary IP address of the host system of Windows running as a guest OS?  I see that the shared folders are mounted "host vmware", but this name seems to be only useful for mounting of volumes CIFS.

  -Curtis

  In VMware Fusion 3.0, can I determine programmatically primary IP address of the host system of Windows running as a guest OS?

  No, far from having the host it somewhere the guest knows put request (for example, create a text file in a shared folder). HGFS shared folders do not go on the network.

  If you are using NAT or the network invited only the default one host address predictable from the perspective of the guest, but this isn't the IP address that is visible from the outside.

• [How] Have the physical address of the ethernet address of the host = virtual computer?

  Is it possible to have the physical address of the Ethernet card on the virtual machine to the physical address of the host? (how?).

  Thank you.

  Marcio

  It is in fact of Workstation 4.5, but I guess he has not moved in the new version:

  Change the Mac address

• HP Officejet 6500 has more by using a different IP address than before

  I have a HP Officejet 6500 has more. Until yesterday, the printer worked wirelessly with my Mac OS 10.6.8 using the same IP address in IPv4 as the computer. I ran the HP Network Config page and it shows an IP address different today that it did. Is the message that I get when I send a document to print wireless: network host 192.168.1.101 is busy try again in 10 seconds.

  I checked the IP address of the printer and it is 192.168.1.100 (not 101). Therefore, they do not speak with each other. I treated all the solutions that I can find on the HP network to see if I can get the two survey periods to match and nothing seems to work. I turned off, turn off router, off modem, printer is off, turned off computer and lit them all back. No help.

  Any suggestions? Can I print using USB, but it's embarrassing.

  Something doesn't look good - maybe that I misunderstood... You say above, your computer and your printer had the same IPaddress and, when this is the case, you were able to print. Now, the printer and the computer have different IP addresses and now, you are not able to print. If this summary is correct, that then it seems to me that it should be exactly the reverse.

  If the IP addresses were the same, there is a conflict between devices, a bit like a mailman trying to deliver mail to two different locations which have the same addresses... What place receives the mail? It is normal for all network devices have their own unique IP address - how each device gets its own mail... or data packets.

  From the sounds of things, your printer is 100 but the MAC OS think its 101. Therefore, the print job is sent to 101 and never happens at the printer. You have two options... tell the OS that the printer is located at 192.168.1.100 or that, to avoid this problem in the future, on the IP address of the printer a static address, just guessing anything below 100, as 192.168.1.50 and then specify the operating system that the printer is located to 192.168.1.50.

  To make the choice of the latter, you must use your internet browser (Safari) and navigate to the 192.168.1.100 address. There is a web interface for your printer. Look for the network settings, then you can change the way that the IP address is obtained from dynamic (DHCP) static. And, after that, you need to find the IP of 192.168.1.50. It is also important to complete the subnet mask that will be 255.255.255.0. Finally, if your printer includes "web applications", you should also check the DNS addresses. You can use: 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 (Google's DNS servers) or 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220 (OpenDNS servers)

  Note that when you save / apply the changes, you will lose your connection to the webinterface of the printer as the printer will have a new address. To return to the printer web interface, access the new static IP address.

  As far as to say where actually the MAC OS printer, the simplest option, as appropriate, is to use the HP tool to add a network printer or a device. To do this, AFTER you change the IP address. The HP software will scan the network printer and it should give you a result that shows the printer to the new static IP address. Installing and if possible, the name of the printer with a few references of "static HP or the"HPat192.168.1.50"set as default printer and remove the old definition of HP printer.

  The other option to speak the printer MAC must use Add a printer via system preferences > printer/Fax. I'm fairly certain that the MAC tools can analyze the LAN... in any case, it will be a more complicated procedure. Better for a user MAC more warned give assistance if you go this route.

  Hope this helps

• 4500 envy: Envy 4500 a different ip address then the rest of the network

  Group on the computer of a friend, they have xfinity internet, desktop running win 8.1 that prints and a laptop under earn 10 that doesn't work. The ip address of the printer is 10.288.136.14, the gateway is 10.0.0.1 and that two computers use this subnet when I try to connect to the printer without going through the software it tells me unable to connect on the desktop and the laptop sees him not at all. Any help would be appreciated

  THX in advance

  Scott Loddesol

  Hi @sloddesol,

  Thanks for getting back to me with this information.

  I restore the default settings for the network, restart the printer and restart the router, then run the Wireless Setup Wizard to reconnect to the network.

  

  Once the new connection is established, try again the wireless installation.

  If the same problem still exists, this support document may contain something useful - printer does not maintain the wireless connection.

  Please let me know how it goes.

  Thank you!

• Connect comments on a different network than the host

  Hello

  I just started to use VMWare instead of Virtual PC, and I'm stuck trying to do something that I used to have the installer.

  I want to be able to connect to a virtual computer to a wireless network and independent of the host connection. In this case, the host will not be connected to a WLAN network, but the virtual machine will be.

  Is this possible?

  Thanks for any help.

  Not regarding virtualization, I suspect unless you remove the .inf and .pnf files in the folder %systemrot%\inf of the guest for the VMware NICs and and add IDs PCI of its .inf file for the .inf for your wireless card that you have copied to here and also change the drivers referenced in the .inf for your wireless card file to be the VMware ones. Not tried this, just a theory and not a beautiful there :|

  Guy Leech

  VMware vExpert 2009

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• Network with Airport Extreme problems connected to the Linksys switch

  I have a wired network in my house.  It has the following configuration: Modem base station Airport Extreme for Linksys switch and then all wired connections.  It is in a wiring closet in a room upstairs.  I have 2 other extremes from the airport, to spread out of the range, but they are currently disabled and disconnected from the network until I have found why I get auto ip address on several of my wired connections.  I have reset the modem, EI and switch.  More wired connections seem to be working very well, but there are 4 or 5 who say that the ethernet cable is connected, but it can not connect to the internet because of a self assigned ip address.  I thought maybe it was a problem with the port of the switch, but when I plugged a cable work in, everything worked again.  Thus, for example, on my iMac, in a study downstairs, I had plugged on the ethernet port in the wall.  He let me only to connect to wireless internet.  He says the ethernet connection had a self assigned ip.  I went upstairs and took the cable from the switch and directly connected to the Airport Extreme, and then connect to this iMac worked fine via ethernet.  So I'm really confused as to why it does not work when it is connected to the switch.  Why are only a few connections ethernet works and others not?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Why are only a few connections ethernet works and others not?

  Because either you have a bad port on the switch (unlikely, but possible) or a wired Ethernet connection bad, or maybe both ends of several of the Ethernet cables (99% of the time, the problem is in the wiring or connectors Ethernet... not the switch).

  But, we must test the switch first and then work from there.  It might be much easier to call a guy from wire or the custom installation specialist to do all this for you, but if you want to give it a try... Here's how.  It is not difficult at this stage, just take some time.

  Unplug the switch except the Ethernet cable that connects the AirPort Extreme to each cable Ethernet switch.  Label each Ethernet cable with a number or a letter you can install the wires in their original position on the switch.

  Use of a laptop computer with an Ethernet port and a short, spare Ethernet cable... virtually no matter what length will make... and turn off the WiFi on the laptop so it should use Ethernet to connect to Internet.

  Test an Ethernet port on the switch with the laptop and the Ethernet cable to make sure that you have get a good Internet connection. If you do so, test the next port of the switch. Continue until all ports of the switch has been tested.  With luck, they will all work.

  If this is the case... which is likely... then you know that the Ethernet switch is working properly.

  Now things get a little more complicated. Ideally, you have documentation that tells you what Ethernet cable goes to what area of the House. If you don't, just connect the Ethernet cable to the switch... then go to the other end of the Ethernet cable to the wall outlet and connect the computer laptop and short Ethernet cable to the wall socket.

  If you have no documentation to indicate where each cable goes, so go ahead and connect all the Ethernet cables to the switch.

  Still, make sure that the wireless is disabled on the laptop so that it can only connect to the Internet via an Ethernet connection. Check if you can get a good connection Internet in this way. If you can, then you know that the individual Ethernet cable and the Ethernet port on the wall are working properly...

  Test other areas one at a time the same way.  You are very likely going to find Ethernet cables or a wall of ports that do not work properly. The hardest part here is that you... or a wire guy... will have to check the Ethernet cable at both ends to ensure that the Ethernet Sockets have been installed correctly.  It is not easy. The wires are tiny and its easy to get involved.  Installation of new Ethernet cards, it's really a job for an experienced guy who will provide hopefully a cable Tester well when it comes.

  Some Ethernet will certainly be replaced.  In rare cases, the cable itself has a break somewhere... and it's not easy to fix something like this, without pulling new cable... that would not be possible according to the House provision.

  When you know that all ports on the switch are working and all ports Ethernet wall around the House work... so... we can get the network set in place and working properly.

• Management network on vswitch even as traffic of the vm?

  Research on how our environment Vsphere has been configured and I noticed that they have the management network on the same vswitch because the traffic of the virtual machine. There are currently 2 connected network adapters this vswitch.

  I know that the configuration is not recommended, I wonder if I should change and what the best way is to change it?

  Move management traffic to a new vswitch or move the traffic of the virtual machine to a new vswitch? I have 2 more physical network card, so I can add an another vswitch with redundancy.

  Thanks for your suggestions.

  Kevin

  It would be best to move the traffic of vm, simply because when you change your management traffic, literally creating a new interface vmkernel, and by assigning the gateways and which can lead to a decline in the connection.  Simply create a new vSwitch for traffic of the virtual machine, create a new portgroup and re - assign the virtual machine.

  That being said, it is 'better' keep the two separate, but not a condition difficult.  If you have network cards, then this is definitely a "nice to have".

  -KjB

• If a PC with a DHCP server is connected via VPN, with her serve IP addresses on the tunnel?

  Situation: we have a few portable computers test Ubuntu running DHCP servers.  We need get the updates and other changes in corporate network sometimes.  Today, we turn off the DHCP server, set up to get an IP via DHCP (besides) and make our updates.

  Problem: we do not want someone accidentally connect the laptop to the corporate network, while its DHCP server is running.

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  Thanks for reading.

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• ASA 5520: SSL VPN by using a different IP address that the ASA public IP address

  Hi guys,.

  I'm trying to configure an SSL VPN on a Cisco ASA5520.

  Unfortunately port 443 interface OUTSIDE of the SAA is already used by Microsoft Outlook Web Access and I can not change the configuration of Outlook. This configuration already in place allows me to use the public IP address of the ASA as IP Cisco VPN for the Web page.

  I don't not want to use a different port so to keep life easy for users.

  I have a few available public IPs that I can use so I wanted to use one of them instead of the OUTSIDE of the ASA interface. Any idea how I could do?

  Thank you

  Dario

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  The only options that you have is to change the Outlook to use another port or the SSL VPN to use a different port.

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