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| | Share VPN with guest machine? My VPN host is the client end of a Windows VPN. The VPN uses 169.254.1.x; the VPC host's LAN IP (which the guest can reach) is 192.168.1.3; and according to IPCONFIG, the VPC guest's IP is 192.168.131.65. Can I share the VPN connection with a VPC guest machine? Thanks. -- - Vince |
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| | Re: Share VPN with guest machine? "Vincent Fatica" <vince@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:4a0d8040$1@xxxxxx Quote: > My VPN host is the client end of a Windows VPN. The VPN uses 169.254.1.x; > the > VPC host's LAN IP (which the guest can reach) is 192.168.1.3; and > according to > IPCONFIG, the VPC guest's IP is 192.168.131.65. Can I share the VPN > connection > with a VPC guest machine? Thanks. day and it works fine. |
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| | Re: Share VPN with guest machine? On Fri, 15 May 2009 19:05:20 -0400, "Bob Campbell" <bob@xxxxxx> wrote: | I just install and run the VPN session in the guest OS. I do this every |day and it works fine. Will the VPC host be able to share it? My VPC host has a VPN connection that is as permanent as it can be, often lasting for weeks; that's how I want it. -- - Vince |
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| | Re: Share VPN with guest machine? "Vincent Fatica" <vince@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:4a0e02c2$1@xxxxxx Quote: > Will the VPC host be able to share it? My VPC host has a VPN connection > that is > as permanent as it can be, often lasting for weeks; that's how I want it. guest OS to use NAT networking. That way it shares the host connection, whatever that is. Connect your VPN on the host and see if the guest can also connect to your VPN resources. It might work, but then again it might not. I do all my VPN stuff in the guest, leaving the host free to use the internet, etc. without going thru the VPN and the office network. |
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| | Re: Share VPN with guest machine? On Fri, 15 May 2009 21:59:16 -0400, "Bob Campbell" <bob@xxxxxx> wrote: |I don't know, I have never tried this. You should probably try setting the |guest OS to use NAT networking. That way it shares the host connection, |whatever that is. Connect your VPN on the host and see if the guest can |also connect to your VPN resources. It might work, but then again it might |not. I tried and it didn't work. But as I said before, the VPN uses 169.254.x.x while the home LAN (seen by the guest) uses 192.168.x.x. Perhaps using another part of 192.168.x.x for the VPN would help. I'll try when I get the time. |I do all my VPN stuff in the guest, leaving the host free to use the |internet, etc. without going thru the VPN and the office network. If in the VPN client config, you **do not** specify "Use default gateway on network" then the VPN client uses the internet normally (not going through the VPN). -- - Vince |
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