Hi all,
I've a router with mac filtering.
WinXP host and ubuntu904 as guest.
After having started the bridge, winxp stop to communicate.
I've understood that bridge offer a different macaddress to the net, so I add the bridge mac in the router's filter ad winxp it's now ok.
I still have problem with guest. I cannot receive an ip address. Ubuntu link goes up if I manually configure the protocol (correct class, gateway etc.) but I cannot ping host or gateway...
What I'm doing wrong?
Thanks very much!
UBUNTU 9.04 Behind router - noipaddress
Re: UBUNTU 9.04 Behind router - noipaddress
Using Bridge the Guest will have its own MAC address.
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Re: UBUNTU 9.04 Behind router - noipaddress
Does not work.vbox4me2 wrote:Using Bridge the Guest will have its own MAC address.
I've assigned to vbcard this MAC: 08:00:00:00:00:02 and I've created a rule on the router.
In ubuntu's 'wired network connections' I've fixed ipaddress, gateway, dns etc but I'm not able to ping..
There's no chance... what I should do ?
Thanks
Re: UBUNTU 9.04 Behind router - noipaddress
Can the Guest ping the Host? firewall anywhere?
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Re: UBUNTU 9.04 Behind router - noipaddress
>Can the Guest ping the Host?
No, it cannot.
>firewall anywhere?
Windows firewall... but it does not block ping...
No, it cannot.
>firewall anywhere?
Windows firewall... but it does not block ping...