These packets will never be even seen by the host.
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guest MAC in this case) fetched from the DHCP request. Unfortunately - and this is orthogonal to multicast/unicast issue above - some routers will send DHCP replies to broadcast IP, but to the unicast client MAC address (i.e. So this is just an optimization for wifi that some routers do. If you plug another computer into the wired port of the router to capture DHCP exchange as seen on the wired side, you would see the same DHCP replies sent to ethernet broadcast on the wired connection. In this case the host was receiving DHCP replies intended for the guest (broadcast IP, but unicast to host MAC), but was not rewriting MAC address correctly, so the guest was not receiving the packet. If the wifi router that is not working for you just uses unicast delivery for multicast, then 4.3.16 should help (a typical packet capture can be seen in #12207). Behavior varies between wifi routers, so you may get bridged setup working with some and not working with others. ficient-01 - that is in context of IPv6, but the same logic applies to IPv4 (IPv6 is hit harder since it relies more on multicast). Vushakov in ticket 10019:18 wrote:Many wifi routers now try to use unicast link-level destination for broadcast/multicast IP destination. VM IPconflict.jpeg (11 KiB) Viewed 4588 times Tjoeben Posts: 6 Joined: 9. VM Guest ipconfig-all.jpg (108.19 KiB) Viewed 4588 times This is the only message I get in the Guest (Win XP) for the IP conflict. VM Host ipconfig-all.jpg (67.82 KiB) Viewed 4588 times ipconfig /all from the Guest. Test with wired connection, it is not possible at the moment, I try to do this tomorrow. I have checked the IP addresses and the MAC's again and again, and I find no conflicts.Įven in the log from the modem/router (Fritz!Box) there is no conflict message. The problem is not in VM like you said, I believe you, but where can I search to find the problem ? This time I get another IP address 192.168.178.111.Įven with this one there is no change. Then in the guest I set this again in DHCP. Everything stay the same, no positive result.ġ92.168.178.98 (Guest itself) -> TIME OUTġ92.168.178.98 (Guest) -> NOK I get the message: “Destination host unreachable”. It has worked in the past, but I don't remember when it is going wrong. I have try different combinations in the configuration for the network but with no success. When I want to do this then I get Time-out. The program that I use for programming my Modicons communicate via the Ethernet/Modbus Gateway and that program must make connection over TCP/IP and must make direct connection with the Gateway. When I ping to all other devices on the network then I get time out in the ping sequence, and I get also the message of the IP conflict. Even when I ping tot the Host (107) that work fine. When I ping from out the guest to the modem, that will work. But I can not make connection to my Ethernet/Modbus gateway. The IP address of the Fritz!Box modem is 192.168.178.1.įrom out the guest I have internet, that work fine. In real there is absolutely no IP address conflict. That's more than enough for all my wireless devices. Devices that are connected by WiFi they get the IP address from DHCP (modem). On my network there are devices that are connected via Ethernet cable, and they have a fix IP address.
This is not the same IP address than the Host. The guest is set in DHCP and he get an IP address from my modem/router (Fritz!Box 7490). When I start the guest I have immediately the message that there is a IP conflict. And the Promiscuous-modus is set in rejected. The adapter-type is Pcnet-fast III (Am79C973). Connected with the Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260.
The network is set as Network Bridge Adapter. I give them 1 GB of base memory, and I give them 1 CPU from the 8 available.
But because it has worked in the past, therefore I did a down-date. I use Oracle VM VirtualBox version 5.0.30 r112061.īefore you say do an update, I had the same problems with v. The WiFi-card is a Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260. Is a laptop Asus K75V, the processor is a Intel i7-3610QM 2.3 GHz. I am now at the end of my Latin so I open this topic.įirst I give the information about my system. I search every where on the internet, and most of all in this forum. For more than a week now I try to find a solution for this problem.
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