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Hello, I have installed a ESXi 6.0.0

It has 4 NICS.

At the moment I have a w7 virtual machine and a Ubuntu, W7 detects all NICs. I will use it to connect remotely to this virtual machine to control and monitoring all networks.


I need to connect each one nic to one different network

 

10.X.X.X/24  I use one IP (10.X.X.189) here to connect with the vSphere Client. Its default gateway is 10.X.X.80

 

10.X.X.X/24

 

172.16.156.0/24

 

192.169.1.0/24

 

W7 detects all NICs and I configured them as this:

 

10.X.X.X/24 IP (10.X.X.189) GW 10.X.X.80

 

10.X.X.X/24IP 10.X.X.202 GW10.X.X.1

 

172.16.156.0/24 IP172.16.156.202  GW172.16.156.1

 

192.169.1.0/24  IP192.169.1.202GW192.169.1.1


When I try to ping a host in the 172.16.156.0/24 network, it tries to go through the default GW (10.X.X.80), so the first DNS server answer me....it can'y obviously find anything.

If I delete the default route 0.0.0.0 from the Route Table and configure a new one with the command

add route 172.16.156.0 mask 255.255.X.0 172.16.156.1 if 12 the 172.16.156.202 host answer me as destination unrecheable

I also configure the VMWARE networking as this:

nmware_networking.PNG


What can I do?

What silly thing I'm not configuring properly?


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