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I am trying to perform Openstack installation on Ubuntu Server 16.I am using following scenario.
Host Machine : Windows 7 ( IP : 192.168.1.15) installed VMWare
application in it.
Guest Machine : Ubuntu Server 16.04 (IP : provided by VMWare DHCP
192.168.30.178)
Network Adapter : NAT ( VMNet8)
Because of NAT I am able to access Internet in my virtual machine.
But the problem is that ,I want to access my virtual machine from my host machine's web browser (http).
http://192.168.30.178/
But because of different networks host machine (192.168.1.) and guest machine (192.168.30.), I am not able to connect it using http://IP
so please help me to resolve this. What IP address should I have to set for my both machines?
networking virtual-machine vmware ubuntu-16.04
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I am trying to perform Openstack installation on Ubuntu Server 16.I am using following scenario.
Host Machine : Windows 7 ( IP : 192.168.1.15) installed VMWare
application in it.
Guest Machine : Ubuntu Server 16.04 (IP : provided by VMWare DHCP
192.168.30.178)
Network Adapter : NAT ( VMNet8)
Because of NAT I am able to access Internet in my virtual machine.
But the problem is that ,I want to access my virtual machine from my host machine's web browser (http).
http://192.168.30.178/
But because of different networks host machine (192.168.1.) and guest machine (192.168.30.), I am not able to connect it using http://IP
so please help me to resolve this. What IP address should I have to set for my both machines?
networking virtual-machine vmware ubuntu-16.04
asked 23 hours ago
ManoramaManorama
61
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problem solved. I used bridged network adapter instead of NAT
– Manorama
16 hours ago
Please post your answer as an answer, not a comment.
– Twisty Impersonator
12 hours ago
yes.. i already posted as answer.but i dont know why it is not displaying.
– Manorama
11 hours ago
Please try posting it again. It's not showing up here so it looks like it wasn't successfully posted the first time.
– Twisty Impersonator
4 hours ago
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I am trying to perform Openstack installation on Ubuntu Server 16.I am using following scenario.
Host Machine : Windows 7 ( IP : 192.168.1.15) installed VMWare
application in it.
Guest Machine : Ubuntu Server 16.04 (IP : provided by VMWare DHCP
192.168.30.178)
Network Adapter : NAT ( VMNet8)
Because of NAT I am able to access Internet in my virtual machine.
But the problem is that ,I want to access my virtual machine from my host machine's web browser (http).
http://192.168.30.178/
But because of different networks host machine (192.168.1.) and guest machine (192.168.30.), I am not able to connect it using http://IP
so please help me to resolve this. What IP address should I have to set for my both machines?
networking virtual-machine vmware ubuntu-16.04
asked 23 hours ago
ManoramaManorama
61
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Manorama is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I am trying to perform Openstack installation on Ubuntu Server 16.I am using following scenario.
Host Machine : Windows 7 ( IP : 192.168.1.15) installed VMWare
application in it.
Guest Machine : Ubuntu Server 16.04 (IP : provided by VMWare DHCP
192.168.30.178)
Network Adapter : NAT ( VMNet8)
Because of NAT I am able to access Internet in my virtual machine.
But the problem is that ,I want to access my virtual machine from my host machine's web browser (http).
http://192.168.30.178/
But because of different networks host machine (192.168.1.) and guest machine (192.168.30.), I am not able to connect it using http://IP
so please help me to resolve this. What IP address should I have to set for my both machines?
networking virtual-machine vmware ubuntu-16.04
networking virtual-machine vmware ubuntu-16.04
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problem solved. I used bridged network adapter instead of NAT
– Manorama
16 hours ago
Please post your answer as an answer, not a comment.
– Twisty Impersonator
12 hours ago
yes.. i already posted as answer.but i dont know why it is not displaying.
– Manorama
11 hours ago
Please try posting it again. It's not showing up here so it looks like it wasn't successfully posted the first time.
– Twisty Impersonator
4 hours ago
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problem solved. I used bridged network adapter instead of NAT
– Manorama
16 hours ago
Please post your answer as an answer, not a comment.
– Twisty Impersonator
12 hours ago
yes.. i already posted as answer.but i dont know why it is not displaying.
– Manorama
11 hours ago
Please try posting it again. It's not showing up here so it looks like it wasn't successfully posted the first time.
– Twisty Impersonator
4 hours ago
problem solved. I used bridged network adapter instead of NAT
– Manorama
16 hours ago
problem solved. I used bridged network adapter instead of NAT
– Manorama
16 hours ago
Please post your answer as an answer, not a comment.
– Twisty Impersonator
12 hours ago
Please post your answer as an answer, not a comment.
– Twisty Impersonator
12 hours ago
yes.. i already posted as answer.but i dont know why it is not displaying.
– Manorama
11 hours ago
yes.. i already posted as answer.but i dont know why it is not displaying.
– Manorama
11 hours ago
Please try posting it again. It's not showing up here so it looks like it wasn't successfully posted the first time.
– Twisty Impersonator
4 hours ago
Please try posting it again. It's not showing up here so it looks like it wasn't successfully posted the first time.
– Twisty Impersonator
4 hours ago
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problem solved. I used bridged network adapter instead of NAT
– Manorama
16 hours ago
Please post your answer as an answer, not a comment.
– Twisty Impersonator
12 hours ago
yes.. i already posted as answer.but i dont know why it is not displaying.
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11 hours ago
Please try posting it again. It's not showing up here so it looks like it wasn't successfully posted the first time.
– Twisty Impersonator
4 hours ago