My host is win7-64, guest is win8.
I am unable to ping the guest using an IPv6 address. I've tried all the IPv6 addresses I see using the "ipconfig" command on the guest.
The ping command response is: "transmit failed. General failure."
I'm sure I have overlooked something simple.
Ping problem with IPv6
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BillG
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Re: Ping problem with IPv6
If you are using the default network setting (NAT) you cannot ping from the host to the guest. NAT is a one-way translation process. You cannot get from the "public" side to a machine on the "private" side, with ping or any other method. Built-in personal firewalls can also interfere with ping.
Have you tried using the host only network?
Have you tried using the host only network?
Bill
Re: Ping problem with IPv6
I am using bridged adapter and IPv4 pings work okay.
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Perryg
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Re: Ping problem with IPv6
Does your router even support ipv6?
Re: Ping problem with IPv6
Router doesn't support IPv6.
Is there any way around this? I need a tutorial on all of the virtual machine networking options.
Is there any way around this? I need a tutorial on all of the virtual machine networking options.