Vista - MS Virtual PC 2007 with Vista Ultimate 64bit

Hi folks,
I have loaded MSVPC 2007 and created a single VM - Win XP Pro; host OS is Vista Ultimate 64bit. The XP VM was created without any problems however, I have the annoying following issue:

From XP VM, I can ping the host OS and back again; that's it ... cannot ping the Router gateway or any other device on my network. Tried to change IP properties; no success ..... thanks in adavnce.

On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 19:42:03 -0600, sg1 <guest@xxxxxx-email.com>
wrote:
Do the TCP/IP settings in the VM match those in the host, except for
the IP address?
How is the VM getting an IP address?
Under the VM's networking options, which did you select, host NIC,
Shared Networking, etc?

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Cheers,
Steve Jain, Virtual Machine MVP
http://vpc.essjae.com/

Hi there Steve,
Thanks for the prompt reply; your sensible questions prompted me to investigate further. I have 2 x NVIDIA 1Gb NIC's; both of which were teamed; as soon as I unteamed the NIC's, I had immediate connectivity ..... the answer to your questions: Yes, the TCP/IP settings were the same as the hosts; the VM was obtaining an address by DHCP (Billion router); interesting I still couldn't ping it (all FW's turned-off); as for the VM networking options, I had NIC1 - Shared; NIC2 & 3 as the hosts NIC's.

Is there a problem with VM working with Host teamed NIC's?. Many thanks.