I've a hyper-host with physical 4 nic cards and I've 5 guests.

Each guests uses one nic card, except the 2 guest share one nic card.

Problem arise on the 2 guests that share the one nic card.

The 2 guests CANNOT ping hyper-v host and vice-versa. Within the 2 guests,
they can ping each other.

What went wrong ?

"IT STAFF" <jkklim@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:#XpOWPmyKHA.928@newsgroup

> I've a hyper-host with physical 4 nic cards and I've 5 guests.
>
> Each guests uses one nic card, except the 2 guest share one nic card.
>
> Problem arise on the 2 guests that share the one nic card.
>
> The 2 guests CANNOT ping hyper-v host and vice-versa. Within the 2 guests,
> they can ping each other.
>
> What went wrong ?
>
>

Probably nothing went wrong. Ping is disabled by default. You will need to
enable ICMP echo to allow ping.

all firewall turn off

Hi IT STAFF :-)

check the following blog that could help you to sort out your networking
issues.
http://tekktips.spaces.live.com/blog...04D7!494.entry

Please let me know if you have any further questions

Regards
Ramazan

"IT STAFF" <jkklim@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:#XpOWPmyKHA.928@newsgroup

> I've a hyper-host with physical 4 nic cards and I've 5 guests.
>
> Each guests uses one nic card, except the 2 guest share one nic card.
>
> Problem arise on the 2 guests that share the one nic card.
>
> The 2 guests CANNOT ping hyper-v host and vice-versa. Within the 2 guests,
> they can ping each other.
>
> What went wrong ?
>
>