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lab routing issue

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I have a lab that I can’t get VMs from one sub net to pass the ping test. ( result time out ) , tools heartbeat good. When I use VC to open a console to the VM I can’t ping the default router. I can ping the proxy server from the Veeam server. I placed a second VM which in normally on the same sub net as Veeam and that one works fine in the lab. I have the check box checked to route traffic. I have a lab at a different site that has VMs from 3 sub nets that work fine. I copied all the setting of the lab but no luck. I created a new lab but no luck. Any thoughts of something I am missing or should I open a ticket ?
When I try to setup a forth subnet in my lab I get a warning that the max is 3 and to call support, if 4 sub nets possible?
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Re: lab routing issue

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Yes, best is to open ticket, since we cannot troubleshoot effectively over the forum.

Yes, more than 3 subnets is easily possible, but requires vSphere 4 or later and HW v7 proxy appliance. Default limitation is to make sure that customers with VI3 can still use this functionality (as number of vNICs is limited to 4 in HW v4 VM).
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Re: lab routing issue

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how do I get the HW v7 proxy appliance ?
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Re: lab routing issue

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Upgrade proxy appliance VM's virtual hardware with vSphere client ;)
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