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I have Windows 7 Desktop (Host) with Windows XP On Vmware(Guest). A Windows 7 Laptop, all three are hooked to the same router. The Network Adapter on VM XP is set to Bridged Mode & DHCP reservation of the XP MAC in Router. Router thereby correctly assigns 192.168.0.113 IP to XP VM.
I have Oracle 8i installed on XP VM with associated Apache Webservice running on VM.
I can access http://192.168.0.113 webpage from both XP VM Guest as well as Windows 7 Host but when I access the same from Windows 7 laptop wirelessly hooked to the router, it errors out stating CONNECTION_TIMEOUT in Google Chrome browser. 192.168.0.113 took too long to respond.
I can Ping to 192.168.0.113 from Windows 7 laptop but somehow the web server is not getting accessed at all. All Firewalls on all machines including Windows 7 laptop, Windows 7 Desktop Host & XP Guest are off, including the Windows Firewall service. Firewall in Dlink DIR 615 Router is set to Endpoint Independent, the lowest security setting.
I am unable to understand the cause of this issue. Any further troubleshooting steps would be great to know. Thanks.
rajeev
Posted 2017-09-09T20:18:22.037
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1You could try curl. e.g.
curl -v http://192.168.0.113/. It may give you a more useful error message. – SpiderPig – 2017-09-09T20:44:10.717Not sure how it would directly relate, but at a guess, if you haven't installed, you may need the LLTD Responder for XP (Google it). – Anaksunaman – 2017-09-11T15:15:18.167
Post your network settings, from the host adapter, and exactly what you did with the VM adapter configuration. It sounds like the problem is residing there. – Tim_Stewart – 2018-02-09T17:56:42.843