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2011/9/27 Zeineb Ben Makhlouf <benmakhlouf.zeineb@xxxxxxxxx>:
> In fact, the two virtual machines have the same ip address. What to do?
hmm... strange network !
To have a "working" IP lan, they MUST have different @ otherwise
there's nothing to do in
create an alias on the network interface
#ifconfig eth0:UniqueIPAddress
make the routage possible and use this two new address
Guess 192.168. should be a good start for two machines.
But please, RTFM to know how this @ should be used in this private network !
Hope they have different MAC !
(evrything is possible in this crazy world)
--
Ivan
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