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• Access to the network in all virtual machines lost after that put 8.1 to level.

  Today, I upgraded my host computer to Windows 64-bit Pro 8.1. I did the upgrade through the Windows store. There are no errors or problems during the upgrade.

  However: The host machine equipped with a Qualcomm E2200 network adapter, and it runs the 'Killer' Network Manager software called at startup. After the 8.1 update, when the machine did its last restart, Qualcomm Network Manager opened with a message that the LSP has not mapped correctly. I clicked 'YES' to remap it. Probably a stupid move on my part.

  Thereafter, I lost all network connectivity in all my virtual machines. I have virtual machines for Windows 8, Windows 8.1 RTM (not the preview) and Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. ALL of them have lost the network.

  The host computer has no network problem and works well after the upgrade.

  Any ideas or suggestions to reset network connections in virtual machines?

  All virtual machines are set to use NAT.

  Oh I have to say also that the host computer is running VMware Workstation 10 and everything was fine and dandy, has never had problems at all until this upgrade/LSP remap thing. I have install VMware Tools in the VM of Windows 8.1, with no effect at all.

  Thank you.

  -J

  Two things, I'll try:

  1. go in the virtual network editor and restore settings. The culprit is probably the VMNet to NAT configuration.

  2. If this does not work, it seems that the virtual card for NAT does not somehow. The simplest workaround is to uninstall and reinstall the workstation.

• How to change the network when the virtual machine is connected, in Vmware ESXi with Perl in Linux?

  Hello

  If someone can answer that the way to change the network of a VM with Perl? I would periodically change the network where the virtual machine network adapter is connected.

  Thank you

  Take a look at the vGhetto repository of scripts, where you can find a lot of useful scripts, including updateVMPortgroup.pl , which may contain what you are looking for.

  André

• Networking between the virtual machine with the operating system Linux in VMWorkstation

  I'm new to Vmware Workstation 7

  I had installed vmware workstation on XP. I created two virtual machines with RHEL 4. I am unable to network between two virtual machines.

  I can't make a ping a machine to other Linux, which is the operating system on both the machine. However, cannot connect ftp or can't see computer networked in computer > network under linux...

  I had used the guest network only on both the machine with the same adapter vmnet8 (considering as switch) and have assigned static IP address at a time

  ORDI1 - 192.168.42.21

  COMP2 - 192.168.42.10

  and also have installed vmware tools on both the machine...

  can someone help me on this...

  muzaffar700 wrote:

  I can't make a ping a machine to other Linux, which is the operating system on both the machine. However, unable to

  ftp connection or may not see computer networked in the computer > network under linux...

  Disable all firewalls in your linux guests.

  I had used the guest network only on both the machine with the same adapter vmnet8 (considering as switch) and have assigned static IP address at a time

  ORDI1 - 192.168.42.21

  COMP2 - 192.168.42.10

  and also have installed vmware tools on both the machine...

  can someone help me on this...

  Host-Only is VMnet1, you used only NAT. static use of intellectual property and switch to DHCP for now. Make sure that the VMWare DHCP Server service is running. Put network cards in comments to "host-only '.

  Post your host ' ipconfig/all'.

  AWo

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• How to use PowerCLI to change the connection of network of 60 virtual machines

  Hello

  I have several virtual machines of XenDesktop with similar names and currently the same network, but I want to be on a different network. Here are the details:

  For my virtual machines, appointed XD-W7-01 by XD-W7-60, on 1 network adapter, they are all currently on 'Network VDI of Xen Production' for their connection network. I want that they all be changed to 'network of VDI Xen Test '. can you give me the script to make an and I can certainly understand the rest. Thank you very much in advance.

  Hello, MarchTheMonth-

  Welcome to the communities.

  You can do this quite easily by using the cmdlet Set-NetworkAdapter , as:

  ## for one VMGet-VM XD-W7-01 | Get-NetworkAdapter -Name "Network adapter 1" | Set-NetworkAdapter -NetworkName "Xen Test VDI Network" -WhatIf
  

  (remove the '-WhatIf "do actually change).  So, for all the machines of sixty, it would be something like:

  ## for all of 1-60Get-VM (1..60 | %{"XD-W7-{0:d2}" -f $_}) | Get-NetworkAdapter -Name "Network adapter 1" | Set-NetworkAdapter -NetworkName "Xen Test VDI Network" -WhatIf
  

  Yet once you take off the coast of the - WhatIf to change.  What to do for you?

• 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
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• 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.

• VCenter shows a network for a virtual machine that is not associated with any host

  I have a win2k3 VM who at one point had a network assigned to him called "MONITORING".  This network is configured is no longer in the ESXi (5.5) environment.  The virtual machine is connected to a network called "PRD-SURVEILLANCE" which is correct.  It's not really cause a problem, but I can't find a way to get rid of the object of MONITORING network.

  In VCenter MONITORING networks has a VM of 1 meter, the number of hosts of 0.  I also see it in the VM - dialog box, change the settings, but there is no option to remove it.  Profile Image to the virtual machine is version 10 so I can't use the old Client of VI to try to remove it.  I have checked each host and do not see this listed network object.

  I tried to restart the VM, it migration between hosts, changing its network of SURVEILLANCE of PRD to another network and vice versa and close - remove NIC and add a new card network.  MONITORING legacy network still appears in the config.

  For the virtual machine's .vmx file shows that the correct network: ethernet0.networkName = 'RDP-ANALYSIS '.

  Any suggestions on how I can remove the artifact of MONITORING network?

  The virtual machine has a preview that was created at the time where the MONITORING network was still affected?

  André

• How to connect 2 virtual machines?

  Hello world

  
  I am looking for a solution to this problem: I installed Workstation 7.1 on a
  Windows 7 Professional. It was fine. Then I built 2 virtual machines Windows XP. My goal was
  to interconnect the two of them to build a client-server example of infrastructure. But the
  machines see each other with ping. They are connected to the same virtual network
  (VMNet2) adapter with DHCP serving the IP´s. Concrete 10.10.1.128 and 10.10.10.129 with
  the mask of 255.255.255.0.

  I have reviewed the configuration in the virtual network repeatedly Editor, but there is no success.

  
  I really appreciate your help...

  You will need to get your Vm to consider the other VM as part of the same 'Home Network'

  Take a look at this:

  http://superuser.com/questions/44503/how-do-i-tell-Windows-7-to-trust-a-particular-network-location

• No network on the virtual machine after the use of converter

  I was running a basic vm (WinXP) on an esxi4.1 host running short of disk space.

  So I ran the vCenter Converter Standalone client to copy the original VM on a new - the only thing that I changed the size of the disc thin provisioned avaiable.   The copy/convert seemed to work your.

  I started in the new virtual machine, and it came exactly as the old one (with the largest disk).

  ... but the network on the works of more than vm.

  I can still use vSphere to connect to the esxi server and bring up the VM console (which tells me that the network the server works very well).  When I look at the configuration of the virtual machine, it looks exactly like the old (complete with a network powered).   But on the virtual machine, I can't even ping the router, much less get to the dhcp server.

  I even went so far as to stop the virtual machine, remove the network card, restart the virtual machine (if the network has been removed from the virtual machine), stop the virtual machine again, add a NEW network adapter.

  Still the problem remains.  The virtual machine has a network card - but has no network.

  A few thoughts:

  You use a managed physical switch? If so, check if the MAC address of the VM is seen on one of the uplink ports.

  The network management and the virtual machine using the same IP subnet? You could probably try (if possible) is to create an another vSwitch and attach the XP VM to it to see if there is a problem with the virtual machine and the management on the same vSwitch network.

  André

• Add a secondary NETWORK card to a different network in a virtual machine

  We have two ESX 3.5 servers that have been set up by someone else.  All virtual methods on them to join our network of primary trust.

  Well now, I have a virtual machine that needs to connect to our SAN.  To do this with a box of physics, I would be just a second NETWORK adapter to connect the switch that goes to our SAN (that switch is not connected to our network of trust, it's a completely different IP range), but of course I can't do it with a virtual machine.

  The ESX servers already have a connection to these switches, because the SAN is where they store all the images in VMWare.  But I have no idea where start setting this up to allow the VMs themselves to have a secondary NETWORK card to go to the SAN switch.

  How could I go about this?

  Thank you

  Go to your vSwitch configuration, add a port group of virtual machine (give it a name like "VM portgroup iScsi").

  Then add a new network adapter to the virtual machine and attach it to the new group of port.

• Cannot access a shared folder on the network of the virtual machine

  I don't know if this has been posted before, but I'll provide my contact information and appreciate the help.

  I have Windows 7 (32 bit) on the desktop connected to Windows Vista Home Premium (64) on laptop via the cable network. On laptop, I am running XP Pro SP3 on a virtual machine. While I can access a shared folder on the desktop via the laptop, in the virtual when I go to the computers in the workgroup, and even if I see the same files and printers shared on the laptop, when I click on one of them, I get a message that
  Desktop\Documents is not accessible. In the virtual, I have connected network bridged with replication verified physical network connection status. On the desktop and portable (host), I can access folders in the virtual (name-letters and numbers). The shared folder on the desktop is shared to everyone. What Miss me?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Check out the options to simple file sharing in windows 7

  http://www.home-network-help.com/simple-file-sharing.html

  response still not accessible

  Prakash

• Average throughput of the network to a virtual machine with PowerCLI

  I would get average network throughput for a virtual machine with PowerCLI including all e-cards, the virtual machine has for the last week (not including NFS or storage of traffic-related).

  How best should add this report:

  Get - vm myvm | Select name, numcpu

  Thank you!

  Try like this

  Get-VM | Select Name, @{N="Avg Network Throughput MBPs";E={    [math]::Round((Get-Stat -Entity $_ -Start (Get-Date).AddDays(-7) -Stat "net.throughput.usage.average" |    where {$_.Instance -eq ""} |    Measure-Object -Property Value -Average | Select -ExpandProperty Average)/1KB,2)}}
  

  The script takes the aggregate value for all NICs for (the one where the Instance is an empty string).

  Then we take the average and converts the Kbps, Mbps.

• The two showup labels network in the virtual machine Summary tab

  I changed the port group to a virtual machine from XYZ to ABC. Everything works well, the server pings. But in the Summary tab, I see the XYZ portgroup and group of ports of ABC. Network port group in Edit setttings show correctly.

  When I changed the port Summary tab group should appear the new port ideally group but its showing two groups of ports. Why is this happening? Any ideas?

  Varun-

  Search the clichés about the virtual machine! If having an old cliché of the old portgroup remains in the summary.

• Connect a virtual machine to a new host

  I have 2 servers ESX (vSphere 4.0) and a Dell / EMC CX4-120 SAN.

  My 10 virtual machines are all located on the SAN within different LUNS and data warehouses.

  One of my ESX servers failed and 1 VM is still connected to it, because it has not migrated during the blackout.

  How can I reinstall this virtual machine to the host of work ESX Server 2 and turn on again?

  Hello

  First of all, certify if this virtual machine is turned off.

  If this virtual machine is turned on, try closed with command line - http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1004340

  and if the other host see all LUNS where this virtual machine have all disks, you can do:

  Click on desired host

  Configuration

  storage

  Browse DTX200

  Right-click in the VMX

  Add to the inventory

  PowerOn.

  Good luck

  Please, do not forget the points of call of the "useful" or "correct" answers

  Mauro Bonder - moderator