SQL Developer
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@Dashrender
Both physical computer and VM has two different IP address. I have the router blocking the physical IP, but VM while using the NIC with a different IP can utilize the internet. -
So in the 2012 VM, you can ping, but when you try to use the SQL dev install it fails with " The Network Adapter could not establish the connection"?
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@Dashrender
That's correct. -
OK, you're out of my wheelhouse.
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@Dashrender
I haven't installed a DB as of yet. I thought I could connect to Oracle DB online. Think I may need to d/l Oracle DB? -
I'm confused - what exactly are you trying to do? can you provide a screen shot?
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For testing purposes, disable the windows Firewall to make sure it's not something like that.
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I figured it out. I created another NIC, configured it as a NAT and opened up the port that I needed. @Dashrender thank you for coming to my rescue and offering some suggestions. I really do appreciate it.
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@dafyre that was the first thing I did. However, thank you all the same for your suggestion.
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Does
nslookup google.comreturn an IP address?
What virtualization software are you using? Might have to switch settings for the virtual machine's network.
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@travisdh1 I'm using VM station Workstation 10.
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@MrWright4hire It's been like 10 years since I used VMware workstation, so I doubt I'll be much help on that end.
Does an nslookup return a valid ip address from within the vm?
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@travisdh1 I'll check right now.
Indeed it does. -
@MrWright4hire said in SQL Developer:
@travisdh1 I'll check right now.
Indeed it does.It's most likely a firewall blocking you somewhere then. Seems the server can access the internet.
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@MrWright4hire said in SQL Developer:
I figured it out. I created another NIC, configured it as a NAT and opened up the port that I needed.
So your VM now has two NICs? One configured as NAT to what? the VM host?
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