Okay, wha'd I miss?
petedude
Member Posts: 1,510
Would like to pick you folks' brains here.
Three VMs, running under Hyper-V on Server 2008.
* A 640MB, 8GB VHD Server 2008 VM with Domain Services, DNS and DHCP
* A 640MB, 12GB VHD Server 2008 VM with IIS, SQL Server 2008 and SCCM '07
* A 512MB, 2GB VHD Windows XP VM with Service Pack 2
Using a private network within Hyper-V.
The XP client VM will get an IP address from the DHCP server. It can ping the other two VMs. I do not see a DNS listing for it, though, on the DNS VM-- although it IS registered as a computer on the AD domain. The AD VM will not ping the XP PC.
Any ideas? I must be missing something. . .
Three VMs, running under Hyper-V on Server 2008.
* A 640MB, 8GB VHD Server 2008 VM with Domain Services, DNS and DHCP
* A 640MB, 12GB VHD Server 2008 VM with IIS, SQL Server 2008 and SCCM '07
* A 512MB, 2GB VHD Windows XP VM with Service Pack 2
Using a private network within Hyper-V.
The XP client VM will get an IP address from the DHCP server. It can ping the other two VMs. I do not see a DNS listing for it, though, on the DNS VM-- although it IS registered as a computer on the AD domain. The AD VM will not ping the XP PC.
Any ideas? I must be missing something. . .
Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there.
--Will Rogers
--Will Rogers
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dynamik
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Is the network connection configured to register itself in DNS? Does ipconfig /registerdns work?
Have you disabled the firewall or allowed ICMP echo requests? -
petedude
Member Posts: 1,510
Thanks, Dynamik. I'll check those.Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there.
--Will Rogers