Workstation 9 - slow network performance between the host and guest

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• How to disable the sharing of files between the host and guest XP PRO?

  Hello my setup is:

  Host of XP PRO and XP PRO comments using NAT.

  How to disable file sharing between the host and guest (do not want to view or access the file share on host comments)?

  In the comments

  I tried to disable simple file sharing in folder options and uninstall

  File sharing and printing of LAN properties but can always see and have access to the

  Organizing actions of folder...

  Help please!

  Then you will need to disable "Microsoft File and Printer sharing" or you need to set restrictions with the GPO. As long as the systems have their default values the value of a Microsoft network allows to use actions.

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• Difficulty ping between the hosts and guests

  Hello

  I want to establish network connectivity between my host OS (XPsp3) and my guests (CentOS5.5 and Windows 7).

  So far, I can ping between guests, but not between host and guest, or comments to the host.  When I try, I get a message "destination host unreachable".

  When I configured my virtual machines in a first time, I put them to 'Host-Only' and I need to keep it like that for the purpose of what I do with them - which is the problem?

  Ipconfig and ifconfig outs of machines attached.

  Bests

  Adam

  ... If you use VMware Workstation, you could also reconfigure VMnet1 in the 192.168. 8.x subnet using the "Virtual Network Editor"

  André

• Is it posible to allow access between the host and virtal machine without wired network?

  I want to use my laptop to show him that I did in the virtual work to other people at my home.

  However, the laptop is ofen not allowed access to the network in their office.

  Is it posible to allow access between the host and virtal machine without wired network?

  VMware player

  My virtual machine is filled to the physical network adapter and use the static IP address.

  Brad

  Setting of the virtual machine: filled

  Change that to each host only (what Continuum called VMnet1) or NAT (VMnet8).  Both use a separate virtual NETWORK card to connect the physical computer virtual host, independent of any NETWORK adapter on the host.

  ... Since the machine host (win7) could not get IP, ping fail to VM (192.168.1.5)...

  Because the connection between the guest and the host is through a separate NETWORK card, you must use the 'other' IP address.  Access a prompt on the host computer and type IPCONFIG to view the IP address of VMnet1 and VMnet8 NIC.  Then use this IP address instead of 192.168.1.5.

  And when you have changed the network management modes (i.e. of bridged to host-only), Windows does not automatically renew its IP address.  The virtual NETWORK card uses a different subnet if you need to renew your DHCP lease or change your static IP address to work with the new subnet.

• 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.

• Disable communication between the host and the virtual machine

  I have VM Server 2.0 and one of the virtual machines has the same name as the server and even if the virtual computer is connected to the host only network it generates the Windows error message: duplicate names exist on the network.

  is there a way to disable communication between the host and the virtual machines? I just need a virtual network that is isolated from my network complete and host also.

  Thank you.

  The GUI Server2 is not to choose the other unused vmnets.  Then edit your file VMX use a different vmnet of 0, 1 or 8.  (which are bridged, host-only and NAT)

  Thus, for example, if your VMX has a line that says:

  Ethernet0.VNET = "VMNet0.

  change to:

  Ethernet0.VNET = "VMNet2.

  (This assumes that you have not used the network Editor to fill the vmnet2 either).

• Difference between the hosts and virtual machines

  Happy new year!

  I guess that's a stupid question, but I don't know the answer to it.

  I created pools from VM. Some jobs in the pool are hosts and some virtual machines. What is the difference between the hosts and virtual machines. I thought I could only create virtual machines, but I guess I could create hosts as well. -What happened?

  Thanks for your help.

  where does say desktops are hosts?  A host is usually referring to an ESXi server.  A virtual machine is just the guest OS running on the host computer.  A pool is a group of VMs that can extend over several hosts.

  Gunnar

• It is possible to create an interface between the host and the VM

  It is possible to create a virtual switch between esxi host and a virtual machine.  I know that technically I can get to the esxi host for the virtual machine in the virtual machine network and back into the host esxi during the port of the kernel.  But we wonder if it is possible to have a private network setup so that the VM guest can talk directly to the shell host secure without leaving the network?

  Yes you can - create a virtual with a vmkernel port and a port of the VM of the group as long as they are on the same segment that traffic will not leave the ESX host

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• LabView RT versionconflict between the host and target

  Hello everyone,

  for my diploma, I work with a compact system in rio (cRIO-9074) with two I/O-modules. After some research, I created a small project which includes an fpga - and a host vi. I wanted to test my project, so I've compiled the fpga vi and you want to run the host-vi. But then I got an error that said that the versions of the software LabView real-time between the host PC and target (is the cRIO-controller meant?) are different.

  As a solution, I was told to check versions and reinstall the software Real Time using MAX. Now my problem is that I don't know where I can check the version and/or how I can solve the problem to get the project running.

  I added the errorwindow (in German) as an attachment.

  I hope you can help me.

  Better subject.

  Schu3

  MAX is measurement and Automation explore National Instruments.  Open, then expand "remote systems".  You should see your cRIO system.  Expand and you will see 'software' in the list.  Right-click on it and choose to install the software.  That will open a window that will allow you to select what software and what version to install on the cRIO.  Install the version of LabVIEW that matches the one that you use for development.

• Unknown device on network adapter between the laptop and the wireless router

  I am running windows 7 64 bit on a laptop computer connected wireless to the router and internet.  The router is Linksys WRT160N connected to the internet.  The map of the network, there is a question mark device unknown between the laptop and the router.  However, I still have access to the internet.  In terms of network, if I hover over the laptop, it does not show an IP address.  It only shows the name of the computer and its MAC address.  Any help would be appreciated.

  Solved my problem.  I checked the button of the IPv6 protocol in the properties of a network connection on the laptop, and now I can see it's the IP address and the unknown device has been replaced by a switch and hub which is part of the router.   I do not uncheck the button IPV4.  I'm guessing that it is a bug in Windows 7 that you need to cut of ipV6 Protocol when you have a Win XP computer on the network if you want to see a map of own network.  As I said before, everything worked before, so this seems to be a cosmetic fix only.  I see that my shared files on the XP computer appear faster after a reboot.

• Exclude the host and guests of vFoglight

  I would like to know if there is an easy way to exclude a single ESX host and guests of vFoglight. I have a crowd noisy lab (w / 40 guests) I want to exclude from dashboards, alerts, reports, etc.
  Is there a simple way to do this?
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• Network problem between the host computers

  I am in the process of upgrading all my ESXi hosts and I came across a strange problem that I didn't know.  I have 2 guests (two ESXi) and I have a few VM I can't ping when I migrate from one to the other.  This virtual switch has 30 virtual machines running on it and I have two that will not work on a single host.  I run a constant ping and as soon as I migrate to a host I lose my connection ping.  All other virtual machines are still running and very well.  I'm quite puzzled why.  Someone has an idea?  Thank you

  Host2 - ESXi - the virtual machine in question work on this one

  Host4 - ESXi - the virtual machine in question do not work on the work of this one, but all the other fine vm.

  Remove the network adapters on the operating system. UN install VMware tools. Remove the network card settings of the virtual machine. Restart the operating system. Reinstall the VMware tools. Add network adapters on the virtual machine. New analysis of the material changes. Re add parameters, etc.

• vCenter 5.1 - network problem between the host computers

  vCenter 5.1

  (2) the hosts running esxi 5.1

  I have VM in a single dvSwitch and dvPortGroup on two hosts - VM total 5.

  This is where it gets weird:

  -all VM on host1 can ping/browse all VM on host2

  -VM on host2 can ping/browse all * EXCEPT ONE * VM on host1.

  -All virtual machines can ping Bridge and beyond

  Otherwise said - VM1 on host 1 may VM3 and VM2 host2 ping, but VM3 and VM2 cannot ping VM1.

  No firewall or anything like that in the guests, because VM4 on host1 * CAN * ping VM1.

  Looks like an arp or vNetwork question.

  Thoughts, known problems?

  Found!

  I got 2 ports not tagged in the VLAN for switch problems.

  While everything went on-site in the configurations, hard links to the switch are the root cause.

  Thanks for your comments - he has led me on the way to finally discover the question.

• VMPlayer newbie - switch back and forth between the host and the guest operating system

  I am newbie to VMPlayer. I just installed VMPlayer 3.0.0 build-203739 on Red Hat Linux 5 (host). Then I created a VM comments Kubuntu (8.10). So far so good. In the VMPlayer window, I selected 'play Virtual Machine '. After this, the host operating system controls disappeared and I could see a taskbar on the top of my screen and I could also see Kubuntu startup (in an area of the small window in the center of the screen). The problem I'm running is that I'm not able to navigate outside of this area of the small window. I'm not even able to click/Select the taskbar of VMPlayer top of the screen. The mouse movement is limited to the area of the small window. How to and fro my host and the guest operating system? Is there a key combination? I finally had to stop my VM guest to return to the control of my host system. I guess it's a problem quite newbie that I am running. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello, welcome to the forum

  Host Windows to switch between comments and the OS (when you are in the guest operating system), you must use ctrl + alt.

  According to this link , it's the same thing in Linux host too.

  >Default VMware Player uses key combination Ctrl + Alt to jump out of the guest. Then CTRLAltdel is accessible via theAltInsert command. If you find this annoying, you can change the jump shortcut to CtrlAltshift by adding the following lines to your ~/.vmware/preferences:

  > pref.hotkey.shift = "true".

  > pref.hotkey.control = "true".

  > pref.hotkey.alt = "true".

  After your installation OS in the virtual machine, install "VMware Tools" on it so you will get better performance and some improvements (like moving your mouse out of guest to your host operating system operating system and Vice Versa, or be able to copy beyond host/guest, better resolution on reviews and...)

  I hope it helps a bit.

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• How to communicate between the host and the guest in a stand-alone PC

  I have a professional Standalone XP (host) that is not connected to a network. I created a host (XP Professional) using vmware. Pls know me how to communicate and transfer files between the guest and the host.

  Pls post the procedure or send it to [email protected]

  Thanks and greetings

  Ganesh.

  Use "NAT" or "Host-Only' networking for your virtual machine, NOT bridged.

  Activate a shared folder on your virtual computer configuration, map as a network of virtual machine of your shared folder on the host drive.

  Good bye

  Riccardo Riva

  VCP, RHCE, FCNSA

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