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• Configure DHCP (get guest and host on the same network)

  First of all, I want to thank everyone for all the help that has given me so far.  I apologize that I'm such a newbie to virtualization, but I learn fast!

  I'll have set up a printer (HP OfficeJet J4860) wireless.  Here is my configuration:

  Computer: Dell computer Inspiron 1318 laptop

  VMPlayer Version: 3.0.0 build-203739

  Host o/s: Fedora 12 Linux 64-bit (2.6.31.12 kernel - 174.2.3.fc12.x86_64)

  Comments o/s: Windows 7 Home Premium

  Guest network settings: NAT (using DHCP)

  The problem I have is that the configuration of HP printer utility complains that the IP address of the printer (192.168.0.102) is not on the same network as the client (172.16.79.1).  So, in order to install the printer, I need to configure the VMware DHCP server to use IP addresses in the range 192.168.0. *.  I tried manually editing /etc/vmware/vmnet1/dhcpd/dhcpd.conf and /etc/vmware/vmnet8/dhcpd/dhcpd.conf (Yes, I know, the files that you are not supposed to change these, but I tried anyway).  Who broke everything (guest couldn't access anything whatsoever!), so I put the original files of dhcpd.conf.  I also tried to change the settings of the VM guest network to bridged and assigned a static IP to the map in Win7, but that does not work either.  (I did not try to use the Host parameter only because I don't have any idea what this means?)

  Could someone guide me please you through the configuration process of the range of IP addresses to the DHCP server on VM or manually assign IP addresses bridged network or host-only?  I have attached copies of my config output files and the vmnet1 and vmnet8 ifconfig in the case where it is useful.

  Thank you, in advance, for any help.

  Best regards, Chris

  P.S. If this question has already been answered, I'm sorry for the redundancy.  I'm looking through the forum, but I am come with has been set to the "NAT" VM network and map comments to "Using DHCP".  So, if this has been answered before, please point me to the thread.

  According to the ifconfig_output.txt IP address of the host is 10.41.1.111, and you say the IP address of the HP printer is 192.168.0.102 if the host cannot yet access the printer on this subnet so neither will be the guest who is on the 172.16.79.x subnet.

  How the host receives its IP address?

  Is there a router in the game?

  If so you can assign the guest Bridged to so it will then get an IP address from the router and then the host and the guest will be put on the same subnet and then you configure the HP printer to have an IP address that is on the same subnet but make it a static address that is outside the scope of the Pool of addresses IP DHCP servers as it better to have the printer to use a static address and not a single one in the range that would be affected through DHCP.

• can I configure an IPv4 address and IPV6 on the same NETWORK card

  I test double stack IPv4 and IPv6 on a firewall.  Can I configure IPv4 and IPv6 addresses on the same NETWORK card using a laptop installed with Windows 7, in order to test the firewall for both IPv4 and IPv6 protocols access? And if so, how to configure the NETWORK card?

  Thank you

  Jack P.

  See what...

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-TCP-IP-settings

• Photosmart Prem C410 all-in-one: our laptop and printer AiO are on the same network, but laptops can 'see' printer

  Our two portable Windows 10 both our Photosmart Prem C410 AiO printer are connected to the same network (as evidenced by checking the name of the network of all 3 devices).  We were able to connect between laptops and printer without problem (printing, scanning, etc.).  A blow, or laptop computer can "see" the printer.  I uninstalled and reinstalled the printer on two laptops, but when I enter the IP address of the printer as part of the installation process, I get the error message (on computers) "your printer is not found on your wireless network.  I used the wireless Wizard connect to the printer, restarted the wireless router and restart the two laptops... the IP of the printer stays the same every time and laptops and printers continue to be connected to the same network named.  Help

  On the printer's wireless radio was 'on' but I clicked OK anyway.    Disconnected and reconnected to the network and noted the address IP of the printer had changed.  Laptops are now able to see the printer.  Problem is solved.

• Windows 8 and Windows RT can't find/see each other on the same network

  My problem is very simple, but I can't for the life of understand me.

  I have a Windows 8 PC and a tablet of Surface RT, they are both connected to the same network but I can't connect to the home group. I am not able to see computers, when I click on networks so connected devices.

  When I disable the security of password of my router, everything seems to work properly. I don't want to leave my network available to everyone however. so as soon as I put a password on my router now I can't pick up devices and home group. I tried to change my network advanced setting but who just so used to work. I don't know what there is to do.

  This is for both of my devices, I don't want to leave my router without protection. Is there a way to fix this?

  I think I found the answer to the problem. I went to HomeGroup settings on my PC and on my Surface and I checked everything on making default setting the private setting may be available on the network.

  After that, I went to make sure that the firewall on my computer has been set to its default value. Then I went to check my firewall antivirus (BitDefender) and noticed that the network was listed in public, that's why I could not pick up other computers.

  So I checked the network in order to be under this judgment in Bitdefender and everything seems to work now. My surface to pick up the computer and the home group.

  Check your anti-virus firewall settings, perhaps that is the reason.

• MBA on the same network arrested in connection and iMac

  I got an iMac and MBA on the same network more than 5 years. Today, he ceased to recognize each other. The MBA, the iMac is listed in the Finder window, but when I click it, window is empty and I have no Conneded. I click on connect as, again and again, and nothing happens. On the iMac, the Finder window list also the MBA and unrelated. Connect as > enter the name and the password. I copied the name of iMac on name and entered the password (even, 10 years), and I get a stirring display.

  That is what it is? Thank you

  Hello ArmandoWyo,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple. I know have a problem using your computers Mac 2 together, it's not what you expect. These computers have worked together on the network before, good news as this should be as easy as some basic troubleshooting or setting up sharing on the network again. The following articles will help to solve your problem:

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• Can I use a Gen 4 and Gen 3 ATV on the same network?

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• a pc that is sharing the printer and another pc does not accept the same network printer on xp pro sp3

  a pc that is sharing the printer and another pc does not accept the same network printer on xp pro sp3
  What is the solution?

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• CANNOT ACCESS VISTA BY XP AND CANNOT ACCESS XP SINCE VISTA WITHIN THE SAME NETWORK MACHINE

  I'm using vista Business. while I try to view other machines with the same working group in the same network... My machine only manifests itself in the network... No, other machines are available... and will have remote desktop also does not work if I have an address user name and password and IP address of the remote computer running xp...  Help me.

  Hi NIRAJ KARKI,.

  You can't use Remote Desktop connection to connect to remote computers running Windows XP.

  This package contains the Link Layer Topology Discovery () LLTD Responder. The network map on a computer running Windows Vista presents a graphical view of the computers and devices on your network and how they are connected using the LLTD protocol. The LLTD Responder must be installed on a computer that is running Windows XP before it can be detected and appear on the network map. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer.

  I suggest to install Layer Topology Discovery LLTD Responder (KB922120) (Link) and check if the problem is resolved.

  Link Layer Topology Discovery (LLTD) responder (KB922120)
  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=4F01A31D-EE46-481e-BA11-37F485FA34EA&displaylang=en

  You can check the link below.

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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/setting-up-a-home-network

  Please post back and let us know if it helped to solve your problem.

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• I have windows server 2008 R2 and windows 7 32 bit on the same network. But I couldn't see the server on the network.

  I have a windows server 2008 r2 server and windows 7 32 bit on the same network.

  I couldn't see the server on the network and

  also I could not access the workstation to the server.

  not more than one device must perform NAT

  Hi Bruce,.

  Given that you are working on Windows server 2008 R2, please post your question here:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer

• Advantages and disadvantages of the use of the same network card to the network management and production (all my virtual machines) VLAN?

  Hello

  I have an ESXi. The management network and the virtual machines vlan through the same network adapter.

  What the disadvantages are to do?

  Can you help me please?

  Thank you in advance,

  Kind regards

  Garish

  Well well, in this case. This is a perfect case of SPOF, try to reach NIC teaming to avoid this.

  At least two cards physical network is necessary in your hardware ESXi host to do.

  Download an official guide of VMware Networking from the following URL, it has got everything you need and much more.

  http://pubs.VMware.com/vSphere-55/topic/com.VMware.ICbase/PDF/vSphere-ESXi-vCenter-Server-552-Networking-Guide.PDF

• Can I install VAC on Mac and PC on the same network?

  My license is a license for the team and if I need to install it on my MAC and PC.

  They both were connected to the same network, it's illegal?

  I will only use MAC or PC in this network.

  Cloud license allows 2 activations http://www.adobe.com/legal/licenses-terms.html

  -Install on a 2nd computer http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1452292?tstart=0

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• Connect 2 routers on the same network? !!

  Hello

  I can't get this to work...

  I have a modem connected to the ground floor for internet cable.

  I needed an extra blanket so I bought a linksys wrt120n to put on the floor.

  It is connected directly to the modem downstairs via ethernet.

  However I can't get them on the same network (or my clients at least)

  I gave the same SSID and tried various things, but when it is connected to the linksys, sometimes I don't see the pc down and sometimes I can't! ???

  Please, can someone give clear and easy to follow steps on how to get everything on the same network?

  Thank you...

  Here's how to connect several routers in your network. You need a LAN - LAN configuration so check all the computers together. If you use Internet-LAN, the network from the router won't be available outside of the unit.

• Two interfaces WAN ISP in the same network

  Hello world

  I am faced with a really simple but delicate scenario. My ISP gives me IP addresses public 2, both in the same network. They also gave me the default gateway which is of course in the same network too.

  I need two fully operational ip addresses, but I realized that I can't have two interfaces (routed interfaces) in the same network segment. I have just a single router (Cisco 2911). A friend told me that I might be able to set this up using VRF, but as far as I have read, there is no way to use VRF to achieve this.

  Is it possible to use two (or more) ip addresses to redirect traffic to the same default gateway in the same router?

  Thank you!

  Miguel

  Hi Miguel,.

  If you want just your 2911 have set up two public IP addresses, you can set one of them as secondary IP address. Suppose that 192.0.2.1/29 is your default gateway, and 192.0.2.2/29 and 192.0.2.3/29 are your IP addresses. So to have both configured, you'd:

  interface Gigabit0/0/0 ip address 192.0.2.2 255.255.255.248 ip address 192.0.2.3 255.255.255.248 secondary

  And voila - that should do the trick :) Best regards, Peter

• Two VLANs in the same network bubble?

  Hi all!

  I do not know very well of networking, and don't know my VMware network guy, so I hope that someone here might be able to answer my question. Thank you!

  I'm testing the conversion of some of our production servers. Since they have the same name, they are all in a bubble of network on the same host. So I have a vSwitch called "Bubble Network Test" which has several virtual machines, but who doesn't have an uplink (no associated physical map). So far, this has worked very well. So that users to test, I also have two XP machines to also live in this bubble. However, we will have performance issues. In our test of D/R one a few months ago, we found that the application performed very bad when the customer was in the same VLAN as the server; change the client to a VLAN different fixed performance.

  So, I would do it here in the hope that it will improve performance. However, I do not know how to do it. Can anyone offer any tips/advice on how to have more than one VLAN in the same network bubble? I have to make two vSwitches and then connect them somehow?

  Thank you!

  As long as you stay internal to the ESX Server then Yes you will need virtual switches - you will have then a virtual machine that will span two switches, acting as a router routing traffic between VLANS.

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