Hi @all
i have tried to setup IPCOP (http://www.ipcop.org) as an vm but after the succesfully installation, i run into two Problems:
First: I can't ping the vm machine from my local net, but pinging from vm to local net is working well (and no: the firewall isn't configured to block icmp ping). Other things like calling the webbased Administrationinterface are working.
Second: I define a second nic that should be the Interface that points to the DSL-Modem. But this did not work, because each time i try to call the ISP i get such an message: Timeout waiting for PADO packets and Unable to complete PPPoE Discovery
My Environment:
HostOS: SuSE 10 with Kernel 2.6.13-15.7-default
GuestOS: IPCOP 1.4.10 with Kernel 2.4.31
Phys. NICs:
1x VIA Technologies, Inc. VT6102 \[Rhine-II] (rev 74) (This is the HostNIC eth0)
1x Dualport Intel Corporation 82557/8/9 \[Ethernet Pro 100] (rev 05) (eth1 and eth2; Both are up but not bind to TCP/IP)
During instsllation of VMWare Server this both NICs where define as NICs for Bridgenetworking, and in /etc/vmware/locations i found this:
answer VNET_0_INTERFACE eth1
remove_answer VNET_0_INTERFACE
answer VNET_0_INTERFACE eth1
remove_file /dev/vmnet0
file /dev/vmnet0
answer VNET_2_INTERFACE eth2
remove_answer VNET_2_INTERFACE
answer VNET_2_INTERFACE eth2
remove_file /dev/vmnet2
file /dev/vmnet2
The GuestOS i have define with two NICs Bridged, but at the Moment i think that here is the Problem. How do i tell the GuestOS that one Adapter is bound to eht1 and the other to eth2?
Somebody out there, with an working IPCOP VM?
Greetings
Kai