internet connection on vm machine

maystro_net

hello

i need your help
i've an hp Desktop machine connected to a Dlink router , the internet connecttion is ok
i've added a toshiba laptop connected wirless to the dlink , internet connection is ok

the problem when i use a virtual machine created by vmware , i do not have an internet connection on it why ? what i do wrong ?

The Desktop has an ip adress 192.168.1.4
The laptop has an ip 192.168.1.3
The default gateway is 192.168.1.1

I' m using vmare version 6.03
The vm machine is in a bridged mode - vmnet 2
The vm machine has an ip 192.168.1.5
on virtual network editor i've :
vmnet 0 : bridged to an automatically adapter
vmnet 2 : bridged to intel/pro - my nic on the dhcp
vmnet 1 & 8 : disabled
from my virtual machine i can :
ping 192.168.1.4 > my desktop > ok 4 packet send 4 packed received
ping 192.168.1.1 > my routers > ok 4 packet sents 4 packet received

But from my desktop i can't ping the virtual machine


so how i can resolve that ?

thank's in adavnce

dynamik

maystro_net wrote:

But from my desktop i can't ping the virtual machine

Does your VM have a firewall blocking ICMP?

maystro_net

hi

= on my virtual machine , there is only winxp without any firewal
= on my desktop i've a the Dlink firewal activated > bitdefender autorise vmware to work on the port 912

Ahriakin

Try disabling Bitdefender's firewall temporarily and see if that helps, I had the same thing here. If it works open the Bitdefender console/Firewall section/Traffic + Edit Profile to get a more advanced view. Look for anything that is denied and if you don't recognize it remove the rule. BF is pretty good but it can keep duplicates of rules where one is a deny and the other allow for the same app. on the same port, if your deny is higher in the list it will block the host/service even though the simplified traffic view shows it should be allowed.

JDMurray

Can your desktop communicate with the VM's guest OS using something other than ping? Check if you can see the guest OS in your desktop's My Network Places, and if it can be remotely managed from Computer Management.

maystro_net

hello guys

well i'm so sad , i've tryed all solutions but it seems that there is a problem between "bitdefender total security 2008 " et vmware "6.04".

so what are yours suggestions ?

astorrs

Did you try Ahriakin's suggestion of disabling the Bitdefender firewall completely and verifying if it works or not? If so what was the result?

maystro_net

hello

All what you've tells me to do , i've do it .
From my vm pinging the gateway > ok
from my vm pinging the hp machine > ok

from my reel machine pinging the vm machine > ko
from my firewall " bit defender " i've autorised evry thing
from the Dlink routers i've autorized any thing about Lan

i've downloaded the manuel of bitdefender , and i'm reading firewall options.
i'll try the solutions , if it's work i'll tell you


if you had any suggestion , feel free

maystro_net

hello guys

i've tryed some solution from the bitdefender manual
no way
i stil can not ping my vm machine

dynamik

Why don't you just disable it entirely (as previously suggested) and test it quick?

That way you'll know if it's a firewall issue or something else. If it is the firewall, then you can spend a lot of time adjusting the settings/rules.

maystro_net

So ok dynamik

the question is how to disable the bitdefender firewal ?

Ahriakin

Maystro, no offense but if you don't know how to disable your own firewall(or how to find/rtfm/google for it, also presuming you have the most recent version of their Internet security suite I already told you how) then you need a few more basics before even getting into VMs. Not saying that to be an ass, just you will run into a lot more problems without covering some basics first.

maystro_net

hello all

so you want to connect vmware machine to internet ?
the solution desinstall bitdefender

i've done it and actually i'm connect from my vmware

Ahriakin

You might want to consider moving to another package. I switched last week to Kaspersky as the Bitdefender firewall was just too flakey and have had no issues since. Bitdefender has a great AV engine but everything else in the Internet Security 2008 package is a wee bit Beta.

maystro_net

actually i'm using eset smart security 3.658 which the last one
all my vm machine are working on internet greatly

i'll wait till bitdefender 2009 release