This indicates that port 3090 is being forwarded to the guest on port 80, however if I run a simple command to get the homepage eg. What is peculiar is that I can establish a telnet connection from the host to the guest if the webserver is running on the guest. I am able to access the website from the guest using both the guest IP address and localhost. So in short port forwarding was working like a charm in version 6.5 using exactly the same setup until I upgraded. My company decided to purchase one since I need it for a future upgrade to RHEL 6.0 and to try and resolve some immediate issues I was having after wiping my 6.5 licenced install by installing 7.1.3 over the top of it. when I tried it specified that I had to purchase a licence. No I wasn't able to use v7.1.3 in demo mode. In the future if you want faster support consider using paid support options! I'll take a look at your nf when I get a chance a bit later and post back if I see anything wrong with it. Just now using VMware Workstation 7.1.3 and a RHEL 5.5 VM using NAT and configuring Port Forwarding per your specification I was able to connect to the Web Server running on the VM from other Physical Machines on my LAN by pointing my Browser to the VM's Host IP Address and Port 3090 so VMware Workstation NAT Port Forwarding works as expected on my Host so I would not necessarily be blaming VMware Workstation for your issue. Secondly Ulli asked you to provide your nf on 12:26 PM and you finally posted it on 9:01 PM, over 55 hours later! Oliverpath wrote: Why does it take you so long to respond - is there some way I can get better support?įirst of all this is not VMware Product Support! It is a Community Forum and posts made here are predominantly answer by other Users not VMware Employees although they do answered some albeit in a limited capacity by percentage.

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