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pacanukeha
February 4th, 2009, 03:31 PM
Every time there is a kernel upgrade, VMWare needs to recompile kernel modules. This time around, everything seems to go smoothly, but my winxp vm has no tcp/ip connectivity. From a command prompt in the vm I can get dns resolution (ping www.google.com gives an IP address) but I cannot telnet/browse anywhere (telnet www.google.com 80 times out). I have 2 network adapters configure - one NAT, one bridged. As I said, everything worked fine before. Any suggestions as to where to start looking to find out what might not be working properly? Where to look for error messages, &c? Certainly nothing is being presented as an error. Both network adapters are marked as working in the VM interface, the VMWare network service is up, the interfaces show up in ifconfig ... I am kind of stumped.

dcstar
February 6th, 2009, 12:08 AM
Every time there is a kernel upgrade, VMWare needs to recompile kernel modules. This time around, everything seems to go smoothly, but my winxp vm has no tcp/ip connectivity. From a command prompt in the vm I can get dns resolution (ping www.google.com gives an IP address) but I cannot telnet/browse anywhere (telnet www.google.com 80 times out). I have 2 network adapters configure - one NAT, one bridged. As I said, everything worked fine before. Any suggestions as to where to start looking to find out what might not be working properly? Where to look for error messages, &c? Certainly nothing is being presented as an error. Both network adapters are marked as working in the VM interface, the VMWare network service is up, the interfaces show up in ifconfig ... I am kind of stumped.

Make sure the bridge network config is actually eth0 (or 1) to match what your system actually is - don't assume it is correct.