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Your correct....<br />
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I just disable the firewall and I was able to ping it...<br />
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Thanks
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Your correct....

I just disable the firewall and I was able to ping it...

Thanks

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 I setup an new VM Machine on a different NIC then the one that I'm using for another VM Machine that is working correctly. From the new VM Machine I can ping the network, both by IP address and by dns name. When I try to ping the VM machine it times out. I also tryed using the NIC that I'm using on the other VM Machine that is working correctly and I still can't ping the new VM Machine from the network....<br />
If I do an nslookup I see the new VM machine and when I looked at the DNS setting, it was correct<br />
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Any ideas as to why?
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 I setup an new VM Machine on a different NIC then the one that I'm using for another VM Machine that is working correctly. From the new VM Machine I can ping the network, both by IP address and by dns name. When I try to ping the VM machine it times out. I also tryed using the NIC that I'm using on the other VM Machine that is working correctly and I still can't ping the new VM Machine from the network....
If I do an nslookup I see the new VM machine and when I looked at the DNS setting, it was correct

Any ideas as to why?

VM Machine can ping out, but can't be ping

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