host a WebApplication in Vmware with shared Internet Network with Host-Machine
I have Windows 7 as a Host OS on my PC, It's Connected to the Internet.
I have a Win-Server 2016 on my VMware workstation. Its my Web-Application's host.
Win-Server is Connected to the internet through my host os (Win 7) using a NAT connection.
I want to host my webApplication in this VM (winServer 2016) which has a shared Internet connection.
My Win-Server Connection has this Local IP Address: 192.168.111.19
My Win7 has this Local IP Address: 192.168.111.1
Both of them are Connected to the Internet using (something like) this IP: 86.10.15.20
When I host my Application in Win7, it will works through my Internet IP (86.10.15.20)
But When I host, my Application on Win-Server (in VM), I doesn't work at all.
Actually I don't know what Scenario I must implement to achieve this goal. Please note, what should I do ?
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I have Windows 7 as a Host OS on my PC, It's Connected to the Internet.
I have a Win-Server 2016 on my VMware workstation. Its my Web-Application's host.
Win-Server is Connected to the internet through my host os (Win 7) using a NAT connection.
I want to host my webApplication in this VM (winServer 2016) which has a shared Internet connection.
My Win-Server Connection has this Local IP Address: 192.168.111.19
My Win7 has this Local IP Address: 192.168.111.1
Both of them are Connected to the Internet using (something like) this IP: 86.10.15.20
When I host my Application in Win7, it will works through my Internet IP (86.10.15.20)
But When I host, my Application on Win-Server (in VM), I doesn't work at all.
Actually I don't know what Scenario I must implement to achieve this goal. Please note, what should I do ?
vmware web-hosting
add a comment |
I have Windows 7 as a Host OS on my PC, It's Connected to the Internet.
I have a Win-Server 2016 on my VMware workstation. Its my Web-Application's host.
Win-Server is Connected to the internet through my host os (Win 7) using a NAT connection.
I want to host my webApplication in this VM (winServer 2016) which has a shared Internet connection.
My Win-Server Connection has this Local IP Address: 192.168.111.19
My Win7 has this Local IP Address: 192.168.111.1
Both of them are Connected to the Internet using (something like) this IP: 86.10.15.20
When I host my Application in Win7, it will works through my Internet IP (86.10.15.20)
But When I host, my Application on Win-Server (in VM), I doesn't work at all.
Actually I don't know what Scenario I must implement to achieve this goal. Please note, what should I do ?
vmware web-hosting
I have Windows 7 as a Host OS on my PC, It's Connected to the Internet.
I have a Win-Server 2016 on my VMware workstation. Its my Web-Application's host.
Win-Server is Connected to the internet through my host os (Win 7) using a NAT connection.
I want to host my webApplication in this VM (winServer 2016) which has a shared Internet connection.
My Win-Server Connection has this Local IP Address: 192.168.111.19
My Win7 has this Local IP Address: 192.168.111.1
Both of them are Connected to the Internet using (something like) this IP: 86.10.15.20
When I host my Application in Win7, it will works through my Internet IP (86.10.15.20)
But When I host, my Application on Win-Server (in VM), I doesn't work at all.
Actually I don't know what Scenario I must implement to achieve this goal. Please note, what should I do ?
vmware web-hosting
vmware web-hosting
asked Nov 10 '18 at 17:59
RezaNoei2RezaNoei2
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Sounds like you need to update the NAT rule to point to the Win-Server VM IP address instead of you Win7 IP address. This is normally done at the router level.
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Sounds like you need to update the NAT rule to point to the Win-Server VM IP address instead of you Win7 IP address. This is normally done at the router level.
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Sounds like you need to update the NAT rule to point to the Win-Server VM IP address instead of you Win7 IP address. This is normally done at the router level.
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Sounds like you need to update the NAT rule to point to the Win-Server VM IP address instead of you Win7 IP address. This is normally done at the router level.
Sounds like you need to update the NAT rule to point to the Win-Server VM IP address instead of you Win7 IP address. This is normally done at the router level.
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