-
1. Re: Unable to ping host IP
a.p. Dec 18, 2018 5:20 AM (in response to Kenneth1990)Welcome to the Community,
without knowing anything about your network configuration, it's almost impossible to help.
Anyway, assuming that the physical switch ports are configured properly, you may want to make sure that the VLAN-IDs on the VM port groups are also set as required. Note that in case you have a port group for the native/default VLAN, there must be no VLAN-ID set for this port group.
André
PS: In case the virtual clients can ping out, check the firewall settings on these clients. For some operating systems ICMP (ping) traffic is blocked by default.
-
2. Re: Unable to ping host IP
Kenneth1990 Dec 18, 2018 5:42 AM (in response to a.p.)All the VLAN ID has already been set correctly. It was working perfectly until Friday when it stopped working
-
3. Re: Unable to ping host IP
a.p. Dec 18, 2018 6:04 AM (in response to Kenneth1990)Let's see what may be the reason for this.
First of all, please verify that the VM's have the correct IP settings configured, i.e. have valid IP settings (static, or DHCP).
Please try the following, and post the results:
- ping from external client to VM - failed (as of your initial post)
- ping from VMs to their default gateway
- ping from VMs to an external IP address (e.g. a server, or your client)
- ping from one VM to another (assuming they are on the same port group)
André