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How to connect two virtual machine(Ubuntu) created by VMware Player in different Host Machines?
One virtual machine(Ubuntu) in Win XP Host machine and another virtual machine(Ubuntu) in Win 7. I am not able to ping between two virtual machine.But I am able to ping between two virtual machine if they are in the same Host machine.
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Try setting both machines to "bridged" networking, not "NAT" nor "Host-only".
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In one VM, I have a Win XP machine that has a service listening on 0.0.0.0:10000
I can connect from the Win XP to this service, but I have another VM (CentOS) that I would like to connect. When I try to connect from my CentOS, it says connection refused. How can I connect to the service on the Win XP from my other VM?
One option would be to use bridged networking as opposed to NAT. This makes each of your VMs NICs appear as if they are actual hardware. Once a DHCP server assigns each VM a private IP address, communication between them and the rest of your local network should be greatly simplified.
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I have Splunk running on my host OS (Windows 7) which I can access by going to http://localhost:8000. I can also access it by going to http://(my internal IP 192.something):8000. I have Lubuntu 13.04 running on VirtualBox and I want to access Splunk through there. I've been trying out the solution mentioned here (https://superuser.com/questions/144453/virtualbox-guest-os-accessing-local-server-on-host-os) but I can't access it. Would I need to forward the port 8000?
Try the following:
Set network adapter in VirtualBox to Bridged Adapter mode
Ensure port 8000 is allowed in windows firewall.
Let me know if that works for you.
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I have installed openstack using devstack. I am able to create the instance, I can also login into the instance via ssh, but the VM is not getting the internet access. I have also given the free range of IP address to the instance. I am only able to ping on the machine in which the VM is installed. ping request is not even reaching the gateway.
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I have a wamp server running on my computer.
I can connect to the server with my iPad on Safari by running the ip address, 192.168.1.108 (this is the ip of the wireless network connection).
Both the tablet and the computer are connected to a Cisco router.
I wanted to know how to connect the tablet to the server with a name rather that the ip address 192.168.1.108. How do I do this?
You must use a name resolver; options are:
Hosts file on your OSs (all devices)
DNS
Other resolvers (e.g. WINS)
The most viable way for such a small environment is configuring Hosts file.
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I just started to learn about networking and decided to run my own node.js server
The problem is i have almost no idea what im doing :(
I installed a virtual ubuntu 64 server, installed nodejs and all the prereqs.
I downloaded a sample (https://github.com/ry/node_chat) and dont know if its working or not.
i run node on the server file and get "server running at 127.0.0.1:1337"
How do i see it on my host (physical) machine?
Thanks!!
ps i have no domain, virtual is running on NAT network and my physical is behind a router
In your virtual machine (ubuntu 64bit) start the terminal and run
ifconfig
This should give you the ip address assigned to your virtual machine (192.168.x.x) something like that. On your host open up a browser and type in http://192.168.x.x: in your case will be 1337.
I would recommend you configure your VM to always have that ip static and setup the hosts files on your host machine to point to the ip address, making it easier to get to the server.