Hello guys,
this is more a curiosity question than a real issue or real need.
Should the need arise, would it be possible for non-HTTP traffic to reach the outside world from the isolated Virtual Lab ?
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Massimiliano
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Re: Non-HTTP traffic to reach the outside world from the vLa
Massimiliano, this is not possible without manually changing appliance network settings.
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Re: Non-HTTP traffic to reach the outside world from the vLa
Manually add a vnic to a host and route thought it. We hook up a real switch , work stations, printers and routers to do DR testing to our vLab every year. The rest of the year it is the training lab.
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Re: Non-HTTP traffic to reach the outside world from the vLa
Hello,
thank you for taking the time to reply to my question.
I have just realized I've missed KB 1447 with information on how to connect to the Linux proxy appliance.
Based on my understanding, once you manually add a vNIC to the Linux proxy appliance it should only be a matter of manually changing its routing tables accordingly.
Thanks,
Massimiliano
thank you for taking the time to reply to my question.
I have just realized I've missed KB 1447 with information on how to connect to the Linux proxy appliance.
Based on my understanding, once you manually add a vNIC to the Linux proxy appliance it should only be a matter of manually changing its routing tables accordingly.
Thanks,
Massimiliano
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