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I have two VirtualBox VMs running. Both are running CentOS.

The first VM has 4 NICs that are bonded to together. All four NICs are using Host-Only for their config. The second VM has one NIC that is set to use NAT.

Let me preface this by saying, I haven't setup any routes...

Why am I able to ping from second VM (10.0.2.15) to the first VM (192.168.56.101) successfully?

The routes for the second VM are as follows:

Destination   Gateway       Genmask       Flags     MSS        Window        irtt    Iface
10.0.2.0      *             255.255.255.0  U        0          0             0       eth0
link-local    *             255.255.0.0    U        0          0             0       eth0
default       10.0.2.2      0.0.0.0        UG       0.         0             0       eth0

Thanks for your help in advance!

asked 25 Apr '13, 17:53

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edited 25 Apr '13, 17:54




Check whether your NICs on the VMs set up in promiscous mode or set to deny connectivity from other VMs. Seems like yours is set up as the latter.

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answered 16 Jul '13, 00:57

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Hello!

Are you able to ssh or telnet to the second machine or only pinging I guess your local machine vm-adapter/network driver ip address was working as a default gateway check your vm-adapter ip and gateway address and let me if you are able to ssh or telnet.

Regards, Mahesh

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answered 24 Jul '13, 02:02

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