Network configuration for VMs with real IPs

[kipikipi]

Hello,

sorry for posting this, I think this question had already been answered ... But I can't find any solution on the web for my problem... Maybe I've missed something... So I hope someone could help...

I need to affect real IPs to my VMs...In fact, here is the configuration I need...

Host system: 172.22.65.228

VM 1 : 172.22.65.233

VM 2 : 172.22.65.234

VM 3 : 172.22.65.235

For that, I use bridged connection, here is my conf on host system :

Bash$ cat /etc/network/interfaces

>iface bond0 inet static

address 172.22.65.228

netmask 255.255.255.240

broadcast 172.22.65.239

>iface eth0 inet static

address 172.22.65.233

netmask 255.255.255.240

broadcast 172.22.65.239

>iface eth1 inet static

address 172.22.65.234

netmask 255.255.255.240

broadcast 172.22.65.239

>iface eth2 inet static

address 172.22.65.235

netmask 255.255.255.240

broadcast 172.22.65.239

And on my VM1 (and VM2,3) :

Bash$ cat /etc/network/interfaces

>iface eth0 inet static

address 172.22.65.233

netmask 255.255.255.240

broadcast 172.22.65.239

On my VM, impossible to ping anything ... So please, what's going wrong ??

Thanks in advance,

Edit : Sorry for the double post... I can't remove it.

[FerrerDeCouto]

Hi kipikipi,

In your ESX(i) installation when finished you must have one vSwitch0 with two Port Groups, one Port Group is VM Network (type Virtual Machine) and Management Network or Service Console (type VMkernel).

Port Group VMkernel must be 172.22.65.228

Port Group Virtual machine hasn't IPs.

Review your configuration in host -> Configuration -> Networking.

Regards,

José Luis Gómez Ferrer de Couto

Founder of PiPo e2H

Blog: http://blog.e2h.net

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[kipikipi]

Hum... Sorry... I use VMware server 2.0 ... And I don't see any 'group'...

[FerrerDeCouto]

Sorry kipikipi,

But I don't use VMware Server 2.0 in linux host. But in VMware Server UG talk about use vmware-config.pl and config bridges connections.

On Linux hosts, this selection is available only if you enable the

bridged networking option when you run vmware-config.pl. You can set up

additional virtual bridges for custom configurations that require connections to more

than one physical network adapter on the host computer

You can try, ping between VMs and then ping to host.

Regards,

José Luis Gómez Ferrer de Couto

Founder of PiPo e2H

Blog:

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[kipikipi]

Hi,

thanks for replying. I've configured bridged connection with vmware-config. I created 3 bridged connection (for eth0,eth1 and eth2)...

[FerrerDeCouto]

Hi,

Pings between VMs running? and VM -> Host?

José Luis Gómez Ferrer de Couto

Founder of PiPo e2H

Blog: http://blog.e2h.net

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[kipikipi]

No! I haven't any ping that works ... All ping answer an 'host unreachable"...

[FerrerDeCouto]

Ok,

Go to this post http://communities.vmware.com/thread/244200, maybe help you.

José Luis Gómez Ferrer de Couto

Founder of PiPo e2H

Blog:

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[kipikipi]

Thanks again for answer ... But it doesn't help me... In my case, I can't access both internet and LAN... Please anyone has another solution ??