I use VMWare workstation on my windows 7 machine from time
to time to set up a VM or run one.
Recently I tried to create an Ubuntu Server and connect to it, but I
could not ssh into it (I could not even ping it). I tried a few fixed and could not figure it
out. Then based on a message I read on a
web page I tried to ssh from another server on another machine and it could ssh
just fine and ping the VM running on my workstation.
I found a solution to my problem at http://superuser.com/questions/617696/vmware-workstation-bridged-network-host-unreachable
[1] (answer given by JonD)
Turns out it is an issue with SonicWall. Which makes perfect sense in my case I
installed a SonicWall tool about a month ago and I have not run a VM on my box
since.
It looks like the SonicWall installs a setting on your
network settings that needs to be turned off.
The fix
From the Control Panel click on Network and Internet
Select the Network and Sharing Center
Click on the connection you are using
Click Properties
Uncheckbox DNE
LightWeight Filter.
This fixed my problem…
But then my SonicWall setting did not work like I wanted it
to.
My solutions was to uncheck this on my wireless connection
and check it on my wired connection, that seemed to solve the problem so I
could ssh into my VMWare machine and use my SonicWall (assuming I have a wireless and wired
connection at the same time)
References
[1] VMware Workstation Bridged Network Host UnReachable
Accessed
11/2013
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