2012-03-06 - Re: [GRASE-Hotspot] VM Ware Installation

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From: Jurica Smolić <ju***c@vilasmolic.co.uk>
Message Hash: 90e3dea8779e32c700d0f0058d0c1f6e69b41875d425c1550f05a08e8b57982c
Message ID: <C412425F-09A6-40D3-A4CE-7BA9E98FDEBF@vilasmolic.co.uk>
Reply To: <4F568282.8070801@gmail.com>
UTC Datetime: 2012-03-06 14:50:41 UTC
Raw Date: Tue, 06 Mar 2012 21:50:41 +0000

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Thanx tim will give it a blast...

Just doing the croatian translation but .pot file doesnt like croatian letters like ćčšž etc.

Can the web pages handle such letters? If not ill use csz as substitutes

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On 6 Mar 2012, at 21:32, Tim White <ti***8@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi JS.
> 
> Its a bit harder to help when running in a VM as they can introduce all sorts of odd things (especially if it doesn't let normal layer 2 through as it's a virtual mac address).
> 
> Your host machine needs 2 network interfaces, one to the internet, and one to the "lan". Due to routing, it won't be able to test the hotspot from the host machine, as it's default gateway is obviously not the hotspot, and the network interface it has to the LAN needs to be under the control of the hotspot, so it can't also use that same network interface to talk to the hotspot.
> 
> The "WAN" interface on the host is setup like normal (wireless in your case). The LAN interface on the host again needs to not be setup for the host. (Unless someone who is running it differently successfully can correct me). The WAN interface on the guest needs to be a virtual one that uses the host as the gateway. The LAN interface on the guest needs to be the hosts LAN interface, at layer 2 (no ip routing to make it happen), referred to as bridged in virtualbox.
> 
> What I have found best for testing, is actually 2 virtual machines. One for the hotspot server (WAN interface is "natted" in virtualbox, and LAN interface is internal only) and the "testing" machine which has one network interface that is on the internal only network as well. This way your host machine isn't also trying to be your test machine, the test environment is confined to that one physical machine and it generally just works. Layer 2 routing between the host network and the guest network can just be so picky that I gave up in my test environment and just boot up multiple virtual machines. (Which helps as I don't normally have windows machines on my home network).
> 
> The only problem I see with your current setup is the "Host only" network interface, as this routing is Layer 2, VMware is probably not letting the correct Layer 2 stuff through, and even if it is, your host machine is probably confusing things.
> 
> Hope that makes some sense.
> 
> Tim
> 
> On 07/03/12 06:01, ju***c@vilasmolic.co.uk wrote:    
>> 
>> here is the scene:
>>  
>> Workstation: Win XP or Win 7 running VMWare Workstation 7
>> Hotspot Server: Ubuntu 11.10 VM running on Win XP or Win 7 
>>                 1 VM Network Point (one has access to internet 192.168.124.129)
>>                 1 VM Network Point (Host Only Setting 10.1.0.1)
>> 
>> 
> 
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