Hi there I wl like to understand: How to do starting a virtual machine and launch it from my client (windows 10 Home Edition based Laptop) using the DNS and credentials provided ? I got the DNS and user credentials.
If you have the VM created and turned off, then you should go to the Azure portal and turn it on, then use Remote Desktop Protocol from your local machine to connect to that virtual machine.
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My Host OS is Windows 10 and I have installed VMware workstaion 12 player. On Guest VMWare Machine I have installed OS Windows 2008 Server R2.
I used to get internet on Guest(VmWare) Machine , Now it is not coming. When I checked "Local Area Connection" i found the message "Your computer appears to be correctly configured, but the device or resource (DNS server) is not responding"
Then I followed the steps mentioned in below link. Still there is no internet.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-in/help/2779064/your-computer-appears-to-be-correctly-configured-but-the-device-or-res.
Thanks and Rgds
Try to change NAT in network connection in your vmware settings.
If it works do below configuration to work it on bridge network. Go to Virtual Network Editor and do configure like in this image
In the company that I work, we have Windows 7 installed on all PCs. We don't have internet access through Windows but can set proxy settings in Firefox and can thus access the Internet.
I installed a virtual box on one of these Windows 7 machines and Ubuntu 14.10 but I have problem with accessing the Internet.
How can I access the Internet through the proxy server via an Ubuntu virtual box running under Windows 7?
you have to make a Network Bridge in Windows (between VBox Host-Only Network and the Controller connected to the Internet)
In Virtualbox you can leave the Adapter at NAT
I´m using this with my debian-vm. Additionally I added the Network-Proxy as system-wide Proxy in my VM.
Good Luck!
I think you can use Bridged network mode on your virtual box. Then assign IP address for you ubuntu to connect to your network, and then use the proxy setting at the ubuntu's internet browser.
you can set the proxy for the console:
$export http_proxy=http://[ipproxy]:[port]
on firefox you can set the proxy in the network settings.
$export http_proxy=http://[ipproxy]:[port]
this is works for me in solaris
network setting is in bridge
I have a virtual machine (VMware) running Windows 7 Ultimate, there is no firewall on the machine.
I can remote desktop to it,
I can successfully ping it from my development machine, and I can successfully ping my development machine from it.
The virtual machine appears in explorer under Network, but if I click on it, it says that windows cant communicate with the device or resource, same goes for trying to access it using UNC notation (\\servername) and even UNC using ip address (\\xxx-xxx-xxx)
Any ideas?
The Windows UNC syntax for a networked machine should be \\<name> or \\<ip>.
Edit:
You'll only be able to access shared folders over Microsoft Windows Network (aka SMB). You probably haven't set up shared folders. Read this: VMWare Workstation 4: Using Shared Folders
I have 2 machines :
Developer machine(running the VS 2008): connected to network abc.lan & VPN xyz.lan
Remote machine(running the service): connected to VPN xyz.lan
On the developer machine, when I goto Debug->Attach to process->Browse(for Qualifier), only the machines which are on abc.lan are visible BUT NOT the remote machine which is connected only on VPN xyz.lan
Is there a way by which the remote machine could be visible across the domain ?
PS : In general, any guideline to do the same would be helpful.
Thanks
You cannot directly attach the remote machine process to debugger, if connected through VPN or Remote Desktop. Instead you can do the following if you have rights there
Install WinDbg with symbols
Use Reflector with Deblector
Install VS on the same machine, access it through RDP or VPN and debug
You can remote debug across domains, but you'll have to enter either the IP Address or the machine name in manually. There are some restrictions, such as needing to use a Local User account instead of a domain account. This MSDN article specifically details it out:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/9y5b4b4f(v=vs.90).aspx
My development machine is on the corporate network, and I log on to it using my domain account. I have VMware workstation installed, but my virtual machines are not and cannot be a part of the corporate domain.
The problem is that I would like to use the VMware remote debugging option and debug from Visual Studio on the development machine into one of my virtual machines. One of the requirements of remote debugging is that the same user account has to be valid on both machines.
Is there are way to make my domain account valid on a virtual machine that is not on the domain? Or is there a way to make both machines use an account that is not a part of a domain?
If you are debugging native code (unmanaged) using msvmon.exe on the guest OS you can use No Authentication mode to allow any remote machine to connect and attach a VS debugger. This is insecure, and precautions such as appropriate host machine firewalls should be put in place, but this will function without the guest VM needing to be on the domain.
For moreinformation, see this Microsoft KB article, and this step by step visual guide for the connection procedure. Additionally, if you have any issues setting up msvmon.exe on the guest OS see this MS KB article for setup, and this article for firewall issues.