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Multiple VPC

Source: microsoft.public.virtualpc
Sent: 08/02/2006
From: Kiran Kumar
Message:

hi,
I would like to have multiple VPC's communicating on a single machine. Is
this possible, as i have tried doing this. And also i can't communicate with
a VPC on comp1 to VPC on comp2, is this possible.

Thanks in advance for any possibilities.
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Re: Multiple VPC

Sent: 08/03/2006
From: Kiran Kumar
Message:

Thanks grant i will try them specialy the 1. Which i never had tried.
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"Bill Grant" wrote:

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> 1. For machines on the same host, it really depends on how the host
> machine is configured and what you want to do. If the host is on a a network
> which has a DHCP server, this should work by default. The guest(s) will get
> their network config from DHCP on the LAN and work just like additional
> machines on the LAN.
>
> 2. If you just want the virtual machines to communucate with each other
> but not with the host or other machines on the LAN, link the NICs in the vms
> to the "Local Only" setting. You will need to configure the network settings
> manually.
>
> 3. For virtual machines on different hosts you need to have them
> configured so that they work like additional machines on the LAN (as in 1.
> above).
>
> Kiran Kumar wrote:
> > hi,
> > I would like to have multiple VPC's communicating on a single
> > machine. Is this possible, as i have tried doing this. And also i
> > can't communicate with a VPC on comp1 to VPC on comp2, is this
> > possible.
> >
> > Thanks in advance for any possibilities.
>
>
>

Re: Multiple VPC

Sent: 08/03/2006
From: "Bill Grant" <not.available@online>
Message:

1. For machines on the same host, it really depends on how the host
machine is configured and what you want to do. If the host is on a a network
which has a DHCP server, this should work by default. The guest(s) will get
their network config from DHCP on the LAN and work just like additional
machines on the LAN.

2. If you just want the virtual machines to communucate with each other
but not with the host or other machines on the LAN, link the NICs in the vms
to the "Local Only" setting. You will need to configure the network settings
manually.

3. For virtual machines on different hosts you need to have them
configured so that they work like additional machines on the LAN (as in 1.
above).

Kiran Kumar wrote:

Show quoted text

> hi,
> I would like to have multiple VPC's communicating on a single
> machine. Is this possible, as i have tried doing this. And also i
> can't communicate with a VPC on comp1 to VPC on comp2, is this
> possible.
>
> Thanks in advance for any possibilities.

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