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Windows Forum / Virtual PC / February 20082 vpc and internet sharing
hey all, i have 2 vpcs. vpcA is set to local only. i have another vpcb that has 2 nic cards ( one is set to local only and the other is set to the physical nic). can someone please show me a way to get internet on vpcA from vpcB? thanks, rod. >hey all, >i have 2 vpcs. vpcA is set to local only. i have another vpcb that has 2 nic [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >thanks, >rod. It depends on the OSes you have installed. If you have client OSes, like XP,you can use ICS (internet connection sharing).  SignatureCheers, Steve Jain, Virtual Machine MVP http://vpc.essjae.com/ I do not work for Microsoft. which nic on vpcB do i enable it on, local only or the physical nic? > >hey all, > >i have 2 vpcs. vpcA is set to local only. i have another vpcb that has 2 nic [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > It depends on the OSes you have installed. If you have client OSes, > like XP,you can use ICS (internet connection sharing). >which nic on vpcB do i enable it on, local only or the physical nic? You'll need to use both NICs, one will connect to vpcA and the other the Internet. There should be a configuration wizard that pops up to help you along. One issue you might run into is IP addressing. IIRC, ICS changes the IP address on the ICS host. SignatureCheers, Steve Jain, Virtual Machine MVP http://vpc.essjae.com/ I do not work for Microsoft. >>which nic on vpcB do i enable it on, local only or the physical nic? > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > One issue you might run into is IP addressing. IIRC, ICS changes the > IP address on the ICS host. I am surprised that we haven't heard from Mark Rae! As Mark would (quite rightly) say, the fact that they are virtual machines makes no difference. How do you share an Internet connection to a second machine? The only difference with vms is that you do not have to install a second physical NIC in the host and add a cable between that and the guest. You use a virtual network instead. |
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