In Virtual PC go to Edit, Settings, Network.
Are both VPC's set to use your machine's network card?
If they are try this : for both VPC's - In Edit, Settings, Network set "Not
connected" and then OK. Wait a few seconds, then set it back to your network
card. Wait until the VPC has sorted out its networking and see if your PC
can ping the VPC.
Try this a few times. It may be you're suffering from something I get
sometimes namely that for no apparent reason VPC stops seeing the outside
world. But doing what I've outlined shakes it up and it rights itself.
Worth a shot.
Regards,
Adam.
"wickedtaurian" <> wrote in message
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>
> I need help to configure a network between two virtual machines and a
> laptop.
> Following is the configuration
>
> Laptop OS: Win Vista installed in C Drive.
> VM 1: Win XP Pro
> VM 2: Win XP Pro
> both the VMs are kept in d drive.
> i created the following network to connect the two VMs and the physical
> machine.
> VM1 IP : 192.168.1.3
> VM2 IP : 192.168.1.4
> Laptop : 192.168.1.5
> subnet mask : 255.255.255.0
> Default Gateway : 192.168.127.255
>
> Now i am able to ping VM1 from VM2 and VM2 from VM1.
> But the laptop or the physical machine do not send reply when ping
> request is sent from VM's.
>
> Kindly help in creating this connection between these VM and the
> physical machine.
>
> NOTE: The machine is not connected to internet. Its stand alone.
>
>
> --
> wickedtaurian
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