DNS in VMware does not work

Hi
I've got small problem, I am fairly new when it comes to virtual servers. I have virtualized windows server 2003 on a client. If I would create a host record in DNS in a virtual server, example:
name:test
FQDN: test.apple.com
IP address: 192.168.1.10
I can't ping test ( or FQDN)
If I would do the same thing on a physical server I would be able to ping test.
I guess it's some kind of bridging issue between the client and the virtual machine. I'd really appreciate if someone could advice me what to do.
Thanks
J.S
I've got small problem, I am fairly new when it comes to virtual servers. I have virtualized windows server 2003 on a client. If I would create a host record in DNS in a virtual server, example:
name:test
FQDN: test.apple.com
IP address: 192.168.1.10
I can't ping test ( or FQDN)
If I would do the same thing on a physical server I would be able to ping test.
I guess it's some kind of bridging issue between the client and the virtual machine. I'd really appreciate if someone could advice me what to do.
Thanks
J.S
Comments
Can you ping 192.168.1.10? Is the client configured with the correct DNS server?
This would be my vote. The host that is performing the ping does not have the proper DNS entry in the IP Configuration.
Can you communicate out from the VM? Is the VM even on the same network as your client?
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Thanks for the replies.
The VM is on the same network as the client. I can ping the server name in the VM, the FQDN and the ip address for the VM. I got internet connection and can ping external addresses(ip and domain names) everything is working fine, it's just that I cant ping newly created dns host or aliases (CNAME). I am sure it's caused becasue a silly mistake by me.
Thanks
J.S
Can you please run ipconfig /all on the VM (server) and the client and post the output here?