http://communities.vmware.com/community/vmtn/server/server1?view=discussions Most recent forum messages en Fri, 26 Jun 2009 03:00:19 GMT Clearspace 1.10.12 (http://jivesoftware.com/products/clearspace/) 2009-06-26T03:00:19Z en http://communities.vmware.com/message/1295515?tstart=0#1295515 In the interest of getting this to work, I've reimaged the server as Windows 2003 R2., after FTPing my Guest off to a safe location. <br /> <br /> I reinstalled VMware server 1.0.9, copied my guest VM back ( windows XP Pro ) and loaded the VM. <br /> <br /> the new address of the vm is 192.168.136.100. <br /> <br /> I setup port forwarding in NAT ( on VMNet8 ) for VNC ( TCP 5800 and 5900 ) and I can see those ports listening on the host if I do a netstat -a. <br /> <br /> If I run the VNC client from the Host and try to connect to "localhost:5900", I can connect to the guest, but if I do that from the internet, nothing. <br /> <br /> I probably just have something in the NAT port forwarding set wrong, but for the life of me I can't figure out what that might be. <br /> <br /> I've gone over the documentation several times without any success. Fri, 26 Jun 2009 03:00:19 GMT keysdude http://communities.vmware.com/message/1295515?tstart=0#1295515 2009-06-26T03:00:19Z 5 months, 5 hours ago http://communities.vmware.com/message/1294511?tstart=0#1294511 Hi all,<br /> I'm using a 1and1 dedicated server ( Win 2008 ) that is behind a firewall ( I control port rules ). I'm trying to add a windows XP VM to the server so I can play FPS games without worrying about my friends ( who might remote in to start/stop the game) screwing up the host server. <br /> <br /> 1and1 says that I cannot use bridged mode, because the additional MAC address will cause my port on the firewall to be turned off. I have to use NAT and port forward. Shouldn't be a big deal, right?<br /> <br /> I loaded VMware 2.something. It requires Tomcat and conflicts with the Tomcat server I already have installed. I uninstall it. <br /> <br /> I loaded VMware Server 1.0.9. I installed the VM on my host, give it a static ip in the NAT range ( 192.168.95.100 ) and configure NAT port forwarding for the few ports I'll need. 5900 for VNC ( 3389 already goes to the Host RDC ), 2303 and 2304 for Halo. I'll add TF2 ports later. <br /> <br /> However, none of my traffic seems to be getting to the guest. I can not connect to VNC on the guest from the outside, though I can connect to it from the host, using the address localhost:5900. <br /> <br /> Any idea what I'm missing?<br /> <br /> Thanks. <br /> <br /> Eric Thu, 25 Jun 2009 06:00:38 GMT keysdude http://communities.vmware.com/message/1294511?tstart=0#1294511 2009-06-25T06:00:38Z 5 months, 1 day ago 1