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ranshe_75308
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Nov 10, 2011

Setting up Virtual Server on VE

Hi,   I have VE running as a vm, I can access the management IP.   When I try to set a virtual server, I assign it an IP my network manager gave me - but I still can't get to it.   Do I need ...
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simon_hamilton-
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Nov 11, 2011
Yes you're going to have to make them do some work.

 

It sounds like your management network is correctly mapped, on the VE as well on the vSwitch level in VMware. You will need to get them to check what vSwitches / VLANs are assigned to the traffic interfaces on the VE - it sounds like that is what is not correct right now.

 

You should end up with either Inside and External interfaces on your VE mapped to different VLANs within VMware, or at least one traffic interface which is able to both access the servers and be accessed by clients - and then SNAT could be used to enable traffic to flow both ways via the VE.