sharing files between 'HST' & 'GST' in the guest only network

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• Asstistance guest only network

  Hello all,.

  I'm new to using VMware.  I have searched for help with my problem but have not found exactly what I'm looking for.

  Background:

  VMware Player 4.0.2 build-591240

  Host machine: Windows 2003 Server on laptop

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  DG: NO

  DHCP: 192.168.0.254

  DNS: 192.168.0.1

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  • I can't ping between host and guest.

  My ultimate goal is to be able to have a network tight that I can run Nessus, WebInspect, and Nmap scans against any test purposes.  The procedure to set up the guest only network seems simple, but I can't understand why I can't ping between host and the VM.  I'm sorry if I'm duplicating a post, but I was not able to find a solution.

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  2 did you recent hardware or modifications to the software on the computer?

  3. have you checked after disabling the firewall or security software installed?

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• sharing files between windows8 windows7and homegroup

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  Thanks for posting this question in the Microsoft Community.

  A homegroup is a group of computers on a home network that shares devices (such as printers) and libraries (such as your Documents, photos, music and video libraries). With the help of a group residential allows for easier sharing. Your homegroup is protected by a password, you can change at any time.

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• How can I transfer files between different users on the same computer

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  If the above assumption is correct, log in with administrator privileges or the user who currently owns the files and click Start > computer (in the list of the menu Start right under Documents, photos, etc.) and in the computer, double-click the drive where the files are located and then double-click on the 'Users' folder and double-click with the record of the original user and work your way to the files you want to move.  Leave this window open (and possibly drag it to the right of your screen until the mouse touches the edge and it automatically resizes to fit the right of your screen or you can resize it manually).  Then repeat the same instructions (start > computer, etc.) but the second time, when you open the 'Users' folder, navigate to the new user.  The two windows open you can now drag files from one window to the other.

• Communication between two hosts on the host only

  I have a host ESXi 5.5 with two reviews, a Linux / Centos 6.5 comments and a guest Server R2 2012.

  I've muddled through many questions - time zone, being the biggest problem, but am confused on how to get these guests to see one another, not even sure what to put in Google.

  My goal is to be able to share files between the two guests and access their consoles with putty and RDP, but I can't make them one ping to another. Everyone on the LAN can connect these two guests, but they cannot see.

  A kind soul told me that I forgot?

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  Hey katycomputersystems,

  Could you give us a quick screenshot of your vSwitch / Port groups.

  Of the IP information you should be able to ping to each of the systems if they are on the same vSwitch / Portgroup / VLAN.

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• Fusion on Mac Pro - dedicate a guest only NETWORK card (and have the OS ignore)

  As the subject says. Such a thing is possible?

  I don't know if I'm looking in all the wrong places, or just to ask the question properly.

  Here's what I was wondering:

  I have a Mac Pro with two network adapters. I want to use one for the host (OS X) and the other only for the guest OS. And using it for the guest OS, I want OS x to ignore it completely.

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  1 OS X > system preferences > network > Hardware icon > set order of Service

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  2 OS X > System Preferences > network

  • Select the card NETWORK dedicated to the virtual machine, and then to configure IPv4: stop selection, then click on apply.
  • Then to configure IPv4: check the DHCP with manual address.
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  3 target Virtual Machine settings > network adapter > Bridged Networking, select the NETWORK adapter chosen for the use of the dedicated virtual computer.

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  Note: If this doesn't work for you, even if as described, it works for me, you may need to manually select to configure IPv4: and use a reserved in the meantime address previously mentioned with a 255.255.0.0 subnet mask while providing the appropriate Host router LAN Gateway and IP addresses of the DNS servers.

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• Guest only network configuration help

  Hi all

  I installed VMware Workstation 9 on my Windows 7 and has also installed a virtual machine running Windows XP (SP3). It is everything works fine, except for the network on the virtual machine. If I set the network adapter on the virtual machine for 'NAT', the connection works fine. However, I want to use a network 'host-only' for several reasons, and this type of connection does not seem to work.

  A few details:

  -It seems that Windows XP is connected (the usual internet icon on the lower left is connected).

  -ping does not work any site, but ping to "Card Ethernet VMware Network Adapter VMnet1" (I see when I do ipconfig on my host pc) works, so it is connected to something virtual...

  -Ping but to the "wireless network connection Wireless LAN adapter", which I think is my network really does not work.

  On my host PC, I see in the "network and sharing Center" that there is a separate 'VMware Network adapter VMnet1', it is identified as a public network (unidentified network) and it says "no internet access.

  I'm guessing that there is something as simple as allowing the adapter on my host PC to connect to the internet, but I don't see how it's done...

  Any help would be appreciated!

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  What may be sought, it is called a "bridged network.