Hmmm

I am not sure how much additional information is actually relevant?

I am running Fusion 1.1.1 on a MacBook Pro running 10.5.2.

I have two VM's.

One running a VERY cut down version of Linux and no VMware additions (cannot be added to this VM) and one running Windows XP

Both VM's have Internet connectivity and both VM's can access web pages on the Mac.

HOWEVER as per my earlier post the XP VM cannot access the Linux VM which is running a web based application.

I know the IP address of the Linux VM which is 172.16.172.130 which the Mac browsers can access fine.

However from the Windows XP VM putting this IP address comes back with an error message Internet explorer cannot display the web page!!!!!

IP address of the Mac is 192.168.1.71 and of the Windows XP VM is 192.168.1.73

Does any of that help?

Robin

Hi

Thanks that now works but unfortunately causes other problems.

It means the IP address will always be changing and it is the only way I can access this VM.

Is there no way to make the XP VM access the other VM on the static IP address?

If the Mac can access it SURELY the Windows XP Box should be able to also?

Robin

PS MANY thanks for the help so far.

EXCELLENT THANK YOU.

All up and working.

I am guessing if I want to use VPN Tracker as my one VPN client I need to use NAT as well so I think I will just leave both clients configured for NAT unless I find an issue.

Many thanks again.

This is the first real use I have made of Fusion other than demoing my companies software.

However I converted my Parallels VM yesterday and will now try VMware as my main VM solution.

Cheers.

Robin