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i am using windwow 7. On that i have redhat 5 linux installed in vmware 7.0, but i am unable to establish connectvity between each other. I am able to ping from window to linux but unable to ping from linux to winwow back.
can anybody suggest me what is happening?..
For your information
window machine ip is: 192.168.2.16
linux (guest) ip is: 192.168.2.6
it is a HOST to HOST connection in vmware notwork addeptor setting.
Have you tested to see if the machine is able to resolve?
Nslookup google.com
If it doesn't make sure you put your DNS server in /etc/resolv.conf
I'm trying to simply ping the system and no its not configures as DHCP, if they both are in the same network, they should be able to ping each other, isn't it?
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