I am out of the office for the weekend but will try this on Monday. Thanks for
all the help!
Venkata SwamyBabu Budumuru <venkataswamybabu.budum...@citrix.com> wrote:
Did you try something like this?
* create a shared network
* During creation specify the tagged VLAN your office network is on
* Specify the office n/w ip range that you want your Vms to be on
* Specify a gateway for the above range (This will be an existing GW
that you are already using for your office n/w)
* Make sure the physical network (/NIC) where you are creating the
shared n/w is connected to a switch port that is trunked / allowed your office
VLAN
From: "Christopher M. Ryan" <cr...@harmonia.com<mailto:cr...@harmonia.com>>
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Date: Friday, 16 August 2013 6:38 PM
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Subject: Shared Networks
Hi all!
What is the purpose of shared networks? I cannot make them accessible to the
internet (in our case, the office network) unless they are on isolated VLANs
with static (or source) NAT. I would like the VMS to exist as if they were on
the office network without having to acquire a static IP address and without
having to handle virtual firewall settings but am unsure of how to proceed. Any
advice/suggestions? I've looked into the documentation but am failing to see
configurations for this specific scenario.
Thanks in advance!
Chris Ryan
Harmonia Holdings Group, LLC
404 People Place, Suite 402
Charlottesville, VA 22911
Office: (434) 244-4002
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