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Configure ACC on VMWare - Home Environment-

So I was able to get VMWare installed on my Mac Mini in my home environment, the problem is I can't see to get any external connectivity.

My question is how are the Network Adaptors supposed to be setup on the Mini?

My home environment is setup like this:

External Static IP coming into my house. I have forwarded ports 4433, 4443 (I changed from 4422), and 4444 to the physical device running the VMWare session.  So whenever any traffic comes to my static IP on any of those ports it is routed to my Mac Mini running VMWare ACC 8.003.

I have also created a DNS entry on my domain called accvm.domain.com that points to my static IP address.

I have tested this setup with an Amazon EC2 image and it works fine, so there is something I am missing with the VMWare NICs.  Should they be NAT or Bridge, etc.  If someone could give me a general lesson on how to configure I'd appreciate it.

Thanks

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0 Xfiring over 12 years ago

Can you expand on DNAT rule? I just have the stock uverse router and I can only seem to add a specific port TCP/UDP, I don't see DNAT anywhere??
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0 Xfiring over 12 years ago

Can you expand on DNAT rule? I just have the stock uverse router and I can only seem to add a specific port TCP/UDP, I don't see DNAT anywhere??
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0 rfcat_vk over 12 years ago in reply to Xfiring

Hi,
I am a bit puzzled as to why you are setting up an ACC at home when you aren't even running a Astaro ASG/UTM at home?

An ACC is a ASG/UTM management tool.

Ian

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