- Both those servers can also ping the cluster IP. Still only works are windows firewall diabled. For example, the primary IP address of the NLB.
- Unable to access virtual IP after configuring NLB in windows 2008. Ask Question 0. I have Two webseervers(WS1, WS2). Try pinging the cluster IP address from.
Cannot Ping Ip Address
I have a Dell PE2850 with one of its two NICs enabled and assigned with a fixed IP.
On this host I'm running VMware Server 1.0.6
I'm then running two guest machines which are Windows 2003 Advanced RC with SP2
Unable to access virtual IP after configuring NLB in windows 2008. Ask Question 0. I have Two webseervers(WS1, WS2). WS2 to the same cluster. Now i have deployed application in WS1& WS2 and tried accessing the cluster IP address from WS1 and WS2. Windows NLB: Get-NLBClusterNode reports Invalid Data. Each server has an A record mapping the server name to its static IP address. When creating a new cluster in NLB Manager, the first server adds smoothly and I can connect to both the cluster IP and the server. After adding the second server to the cluster, we can no longer ping the cluster IP OR the server IP addresses.
Each guest machine has two virtual NICs. One is bridged and has a fixed IP assigned with gateway,dns and wins details. The second is a Host Only set to DCHP.
Each guest machine is added onto the same domain as my host and the fixed IPs they have been assigned are on the same subnet.
Following the section on 'using network load balancing with VMware' in http://www.vmware.com/pdf/server_admin_manual.pdf I have created my cluster assigning a cluster IP and name, adding each of the guest machines as a host and adding the cluster IP as an additional IP on the bridged NIC for each.
Cannot Ping Windows Nlb Cluster Ip Address List
I'm able to open Networking Load Balancing Manager on either of the guest machines and connect to my cluster and see both hosts (guest machines) as connected and converged.
I'm able to ping the cluster by name from either of the guest machines.
Nlb Cluster Ip Address
From the physical host server I'm not able to ping the cluster by name (which is not unexpected) but I can ping the cluster IP successfully.
However, my problem is that I cannot ping the cluster IP from any other physical machine on my domain, even if they are on the same subnet. Can anyone recommend why this may not be working.