>PROBLEM
VMWare has ping to host but host has not ping to the VMWare running Debian.
>SOLUTION
There are three things to observe.
First, you must make sure that the VMWare network interface configuration is correct.
Summarizing: it is required two interfaces at least.
One for the Internet that it is mapped to NAT, and a second to access a local network, for instance, that shall be mapped to the local interface on your host. If Windows, you may access the network interfaces using the command: ncpa.cpl.
Map in the network interfaces using the same order.
For instance, if the guest is a Debian and has eth0 (Internet) and eth1(local), map the network adapters in VMWare's settings using the same order.
Additional information, you get here.
https://appuals.com/fix-vmware-bridged-network-not-working/
https://appuals.com/fix-vmware-bridged-network-not-working/
Second, check the network icon to make sure it active and not "unmanaged".
If it is deactivated (unmanaged), do:
sudo vim /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf
Set false to true:
Update, restarting service:
service network-manager restart
service network-manager restart
More detailed information, you get in this video.
Third, restart the virtual machine without using Ctrl+E. Use its shutdown button.
Try to ping your VM:
ping 10.0.0.XX
Try to ping your VM:
ping 10.0.0.XX
If it fails, restart Windows.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Remember two extra concerns:
- Firewall configuration (host and guest/VM)
- VPN
Sometimes the VPN impedes the access.
Test disconnecting the VPN.
Sometimes the VPN impedes the access.
Test disconnecting the VPN.
>ENV
Windows 10
VMWare 8 running Debian 7 or 10
VMWare 15.5 running Debian 7 or 10
VMWare 8 running Debian 7 or 10
VMWare 15.5 running Debian 7 or 10
This guide on troubleshooting client connection issues with Debian on VMware is incredibly helpful for resolving network problems! For more virtualization tips and techniques, check out AmbitionHost for valuable resources.
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