The host machine runs a newly installed Fedora 31. Using Cockpit, I created two VM running Fedora as well. For the network configuration, I chose the "Direct attachment" type.
Now, each VM and the host can access internet no problem, and they can ping other machines on my local network. But the VM can't ping each other, can't ping the host, and the host can't ping them either.
As they all use the same physical interface eno2, I could imagine this is the source of the issue. But the VM can't ping the host even on its other IP associated with the wifi card.
Now for my questions :
- is this behavior expected with "direct attachment"?
- how should I configure my VMs so they can talk to each other and to all the other machines on the local network?