Issue with two virtual machines Problem involving two virtual machines
Issue with two virtual machines Problem involving two virtual machines
You need to align the default gateway and IPv4 settings between the two virtual machines. Check their configurations and ensure they match for routing and connectivity.
They seem connected in some way, though I'm still figuring it out.
They seem to be referring to the same switch on the Iris7 board.
Configure the subnet as a /24 network. Assign an arbitrary IP within that range, such as 192.168.0.111, to test1. It currently lacks a static IP assignment.
If these are two distinct VMs, the main issue I notice is that just configuring them doesn’t seem to work unless the network setup allows it. Unless they share the same virtual NIC, they won’t communicate directly. Using bridged mode would let them talk through the physical network. Plus, DHCP could handle IP assignment automatically, eliminating the need for static addresses.
Yes, though he might not know how to configure static analysis. Activating bridge mode on the vNIC and connecting it to the hypervisor’s uplink would likely solve the issue. Your method should function unless there’s a need for additional external links, which would depend on how the VMs or host are set up.