Hi I'm trying to setup a three-VM network, one of them acting as a bridge between the other two. The two connections to this bridge VM are internal networks, with different names. The setup looks like this:
clientVM -- LAN --> bridgeVM -- WAN --> gatewayVM --> NAT The problem is that even the two internal networks are named differently (LAN and WAN), they actually work like one single network: there's no traffic separation between them, all the traffic reaches both networks. In other words: even if the bridge isn't running, there is visibility between the client VM and the gateway one, i can ping the gateway VM from the client and viceversa. I've taken a look at the config xml files, just in case the network names weren't there. They are, everything seems OK to me: bridge.xml: <InternalNetwork name="LAN"/> bridge.xml: <InternalNetwork name="WAN"/> client.xml: <InternalNetwork name="LAN"/> gateway.xml: <InternalNetwork name="WAN"/> Please find the full config files attached. Am I doing something wrong? Is this a limitation of VBox? Host: ubuntu 9.04 64bits VirtualBox 2.2.4 (from www.virtualbox.org, not OSE) Guests: client WindowsXP, gateway and bridge RedHat EL4. Thanks in advance. Regards, -- Vicente Aguilar <[email protected]> | http://www.bisente.com
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