Hi Jose,

Can you ping something on VLAN2 and VLAN3 from your host (not your VM) ? If the host cannot ping anything, the VM won't be able to as well.

If the bridge between the VM and the Host is done properly, you should be able to ping the host from the VM, and the VM from the host. You might try that as well.

On 11-01-19 8:58 AM, José Carlos França Jr wrote:
Hi everybody;
I`m attaching every configuration file in this email. I dont know whats going on. Running HOST = CENTOS 5.5 final with workstation 7 with PF ZEN image on a notebook linked to uplink port 24 (trunk port) on a cisco 2950. I ran the /usr/local/pf/test/connect_and_read.pl and all came ok no errors.

I`m having problem with my network. Everything seems properly configured. All NIC is mounted. I cant ping the vlan interfaces.

Created ifcfg-eth0.2 / ifcfg-eth0.3 correctly.
VMware eth0/eth1/eth2 is linked to /dev/vmnet0, /dev/vmnet2 and /dev/vmnet3 all 3 put in bridged mode with host NICS.

My IPs:

eth0 (VLAN1) --> eth0 on your host
192.168.67.10            192.168.67.2

I can ping from 192.168.67.2 to 192.168.67.10 ok

eth1 (VLAN2) --> eth0.2 on your host
192.168.2.10                192.168.2.2

CANT PING - Destination host unreachable

eth2 (VLAN3) --> eth0.3 on your host
192.168.3.10                192.168.3.2

CANT PING - Destination host unreachable


I would apreciate any help.
Jose.


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