RE: Network connectivity problem..repost

21/02/2008, 13h12

>
> I hate to start a new post here, but the my original post is like on page
> four and this forum doesn't "bump" posts to the front when you reply to it.
>
> The first paragraph was my original post, and the second was what I posted
> the other day.
>
> My physical server has two NICs, the first one is unbound to the virtual
> machines, the second one is. In the configuration for the virtual machine
> under network adaptors I selected the second NIC in the "connected to" space,
> and set the MAC address to static. Both physical cards have a cable
> connected and on the physical machine gives no message indicating that the
> cable on card 2 is unplugged, but on the virtual server using this NIC when
> checking the network adaptor is says the cable is unplugged. so....what
> could the problem be? I'm assuming that once I resolve this
> problem that I'll be able to add the virtual machines to the domain of the
> host server without any further configuration and getting an IP address from
> the DHCP server.
>
> On the NIC being used by the host the VMNS box is unchecked while
> the others remain checked, for the second NIC to be used by the virtual
> machines only the VMNS box is checked and nothing else. For the virtual NIC
> in the Virtual machine Client for microsoft, file and print sharing and
> TCP/IP are checked. I keep getting the network unplugged message. I just
> checked the physical connection and both NICs are connected and showing
> activity.
>

User which run the virtual machine, need READ permission

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\Shared Virtual Networks\

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21/02/2008, 13h12	#1 (permalink)
Meitzi Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	RE: Network connectivity problem..repost > > I hate to start a new post here, but the my original post is like on page > four and this forum doesn't "bump" posts to the front when you reply to it. > > The first paragraph was my original post, and the second was what I posted > the other day. > > My physical server has two NICs, the first one is unbound to the virtual > machines, the second one is. In the configuration for the virtual machine > under network adaptors I selected the second NIC in the "connected to" space, > and set the MAC address to static. Both physical cards have a cable > connected and on the physical machine gives no message indicating that the > cable on card 2 is unplugged, but on the virtual server using this NIC when > checking the network adaptor is says the cable is unplugged. so....what > could the problem be? I'm assuming that once I resolve this > problem that I'll be able to add the virtual machines to the domain of the > host server without any further configuration and getting an IP address from > the DHCP server. > > On the NIC being used by the host the VMNS box is unchecked while > the others remain checked, for the second NIC to be used by the virtual > machines only the VMNS box is checked and nothing else. For the virtual NIC > in the Virtual machine Client for microsoft, file and print sharing and > TCP/IP are checked. I keep getting the network unplugged message. I just > checked the physical connection and both NICs are connected and showing > activity. > User which run the virtual machine, need READ permission C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\Shared Virtual Networks\ Posted via http://www.VirtualServerFaq.com - Brought to you by Business Information Technology Shop - http://www.bitshop.com

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