It's WORKING, sort of. I have no experience with VMWare player up until yesterday. I normally use VirtualBox for VMs.
This morning I downloaded a VM appliance from VMWare that contains CentOS and Firefox and noticed its VMWare setting for Network Adapter was "NAT". It worked great -- could access the internet with no problem. The Network Adapter setting on the djigzo VM was "Bridged", not NAT. This is contrary to my experience with VirtualBox where I would always use the "Bridged" setting. So the problem was with the Network Adapter setting. The problem NOW is that I can only access the djigzo from the VM's host computer. In the NAT mode, djigzo was assigned 192.168.153.129 and my network is 192.168.168.xxx. Perhaps I will just scrap the VM idea and install djigzo on its own Linux box. Jeff >Looks good and as you said works inside your home network? You can >ping the internal interface of the router but it don't let you out. So >you have to check what happens on the router. Do you have to >"whitelist" devices which are allowed to connect to the internet? > >Regards > >Andreas _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.djigzo.com/lists/listinfo/users
