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If this option is set it should override the default privateBlocks variable in util.go with the configured range, so the default rfc1918 addresses should not be set if this option is configured. By default it can continue to have the current behavior where it will only advertise rfc1918 addresses.
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I believe a proper solution is to add a "allow announce networks" option. Consul runs and listens on any ip-address by default, but it refuses to announce any address that isn't rfc1918 by default? :) This indicates a firewall problem or guest down.After investigating some more i realize it's not about bind-addresses, but advertise-addresses which almost makes this a bit silly.
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Telnet: connect to address 10.37.x.x: Operation timed out or with the Guest's configuration of file sharing. Telnet: connect to address 10.37.x.x: Connection refused If you get what follows, then there's a problem with nat.conf. from ifconfig, 10.37.x.x is one of my loopback adapter addresses (en2). From my config above TCP ports 139 and 445 are forwarded to the guest so you should be able to connect to these ports on the host, e.g.
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Whenever I want to test connectivity I try the telnet test in Terminal. UDP requirements.įor now I'm happy with all my networking options: Shared folders, host-to-guest smb mounting, and guest-to-host smb mounting.
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I figure if I ever want to allow connections from remote hosts over 445, then I'm set, plus I was focused more on getting it working than TCP v.
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Īctually I just forwarded exactly what was allowed by the Windows Firewall as I knew that is my ultimate goal (to run with the Firewall on). Ports 137-138 are used for NetBIOS over IP as is done in. Port 445 is used for raw SMB over IP used by Win2000 with AD. >Also, you should only need the ports 137-139 OR port 445 mapping. There's no shortage of mines to navigate around. It's possible direct connectivity works with bridged networking but there's a release note about problems with host-to-guest networking. I'm using NAT because of the problem bridging to the host over a wireless interface. That configuration is what I was really aiming for originally and hoped could be achieved in some way by fiddling the config. I thought you had managed to get a loopback interface joined to the inside of the NAT such that traffic could pass via loopback from host to guest without going through the NAT. I customized my Windows Firewall settings to only allow connections from my loopback adapter network (10.37.xx) so I feel comfortable leaving sharing turned on if I go anywhere. Once I knew Sharing was working I concentrated on connecting from the Mac side. I tested my Windows share in the guest by mountingġ27.0.0.1\ShareDocs.
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However, I get an error with 127.0.0.1 or localhost.Īlso, I had not enabled sharing in Windows, so I had to go in there, enable sharing, turn off the firewall, set a password (for security), etc. smb://10.37.xx.2/ (This is my en2 loopback adapter address). I can connect using smb://host_external_ip and I can also connect on my loopback interface, e.g. I bounced Fusion networking, then the tricky part for me is that I can only connect using any interface except localhost. skipping lines, at end of the section add: nat.conf subset follows (192.168.204.128 is the address my Windows guest shows in ipconfig /all): I have to admit getting smb was a bit of challenge but here's what works for me.