I've got a freebsd host (serenity) with two virtualised Windows Server 2008 R2 hosts (janus and cygnus) running on it. Both guests have their firewalls disabled, and and are bridged to interface bridge0 on serenity. I can successfully ping janus and cygnus from serenity, janus from cygnus (and vice versa), and serenity from janus and cygnus. I can also ping google from the virtualized guests, confirming that the NAT works as expected.
Life, in short, is wonderful.
Grey clouds arise on the horizon, however, when I attempt to ping janus or cygnus from a physical computer on my LAN called ganieda: I get a "host unreachable" error.
Other potentially interesting information:
- bridge0 consists of interfaces wlan0 and re0.
- there's a pf firewall NAT-ing for the local network.
Not sure what's going on, but any suggestions at all would be greatly welcome!
Mods: not sure if this the right forum for this...please move it if I've misjudged.
Life, in short, is wonderful.
Grey clouds arise on the horizon, however, when I attempt to ping janus or cygnus from a physical computer on my LAN called ganieda: I get a "host unreachable" error.
Other potentially interesting information:
- bridge0 consists of interfaces wlan0 and re0.
- there's a pf firewall NAT-ing for the local network.
Not sure what's going on, but any suggestions at all would be greatly welcome!
Mods: not sure if this the right forum for this...please move it if I've misjudged.