I have a new VMWare VM built for with SuSE11sp2. This is going to hold a GW components. I have added two virtual nics to the server with two separate ip addresses. I turned vnc on and I notice that I can only hit it with one of the two. Winscp does the same thing. I think it must be something I have done in the configuration, but trying to figure out what might be causing this issue.
jlewter wrote:
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I have a new VMWare VM built for with SuSE11sp2. This is going to
hold a GW components. I have added two virtual nics to the server
with two separate ip addresses. I turned vnc on and I notice that I
can only hit it with one of the two. Winscp does the same thing. I
think it must be something I have done in the configuration, but
trying to figure out what might be causing this issue.[/color]
When making changes to a system, sometimes stuff happens. 
The first step in diagnosing a problem gathering information but you
haven’t provided any. Since this is a networking issue, and you did
post in the networking forum, what type network info can you provide
that might help pinpoint the problem?
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Sorry,meant to reply back. It was a configuration issue done by the person who built the server. Once we corrected the issue all was well. Thanks for replying though.
jlewter wrote:
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Sorry,meant to reply back. It was a configuration issue done by the
person who built the server. Once we corrected the issue all was well.
Thanks for replying though.[/color]
I’m glad you got it resolved…
When you need help with an issue, it always helps us if you can provide
as many details as possible. We’re usually eager to help but we do need
something to work with.
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