If you are new to vmware , do check Tarry's article hereto get some idea . Below i try to explain some of the errors while using the VMware for the first time. Note: You can also check VMware website and their docs for more details

I cant communicate between host and virtual machines
- Check your vmware network settings . In case of Bridge Connection, by default your host machine's physical network card (say eth0) is mapped with vmxnet 0(virtual network adapter) though you can change it.Virtual Machines communicate with the host machine using vmxnet0-eth0 interface.

I cant communicate between my Linux virtual machines
- Check your Linux machines' firewall settings(if needed disable it)
- Edit /etc/xinet.d/telnet and mark the disable attribute to no (disable=no)
- Reload the xinet.d service (/etc/init.d/xinet.d reload)

IP - NETWORKING ISSUES
vmware Networking
(http://www.vmware.com/support/reference/linux/networking_linux.html)

 

Comments:

My two RHEL4 Linux boxes are not able to talk to each other, although they talk to host individually. My DTP PC is not connect to LAN. please help and suggest a way out.

Posted by jeetendra Nigam on May 14, 2007 at 05:04 AM PDT #

- Whats the IP address which you are using for both the virtual machine - Whats the error you are getting . - Is your set up a bridged one networking?

Posted by Rajesh on May 14, 2007 at 05:23 AM PDT #

Hi Rajesh, Thanks for taking interest, I am using 192.168.182.2 & 192.168.182.3 (host only) thats working fine and communicate to each other as well as host (this series is one of the virtual nic on host), and other one is 192.168.242.2 and 192.168.242.3 they also communicate to host but not to each other, every time I get Network unreachable. Could you please suggest the configuration of NICs for DTP PC for Linux Virtual machines.

Posted by jeetendra Nigam on May 14, 2007 at 10:46 PM PDT #

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