How to reach local vm from outside network?

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Through VM have installed RHEL6.5 on Windows 7. From VM I can ping other systems, but from other systems I can not ping local VM?

ifconfig shows only 2 interface,
1) etho that is 192.168.180.1
2) lo that is 127.0.0.0

posted Dec 10, 2015 by Chirag Gangdev

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You need to create new virtual network interface (open the dialog with the VirtualBox settings by clicking on File > Preferences > Network) followed by the assigning IP to this interface (obviously your network route should be correct to reach the ping to this IP and ping response back from this machine to external world).

Since I don't have access to your machine so only can suggest. comment if need any additional information.

answer Dec 10, 2015 by Salil Agrawal

Thanks Sir,
I din't find File > Preferences > Network.
So, i went to this Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Network Connections.
Where i can few interface, out of that one is for VMWARE.
Sir, Am i at the right point?

commented Dec 10, 2015 by Chirag Gangdev

Not sure mine and urs could be different as I am running very old version. But the process is add the interface, assign the IP to that interface (bring up the interface if down using ifconfig) and add the necessary route i.e. routeadd.

commented Dec 10, 2015 by Salil Agrawal

Ok, Sir, I am not able to assign IP to VMWARE network, as it is disabled by admins of our company.
IP is fixed only i.e. 192.168.*.*

I have to check with my IT dept. Thanks Sir

commented Dec 10, 2015 by Chirag Gangdev

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