Managing two network interfaces on Ubuntu Server 18.04 Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)sharing internet between network interfacesHelp configure multiple network interfacesUbuntu Server - no internet connectionWhy can't I access internet through static IP set-up Ubuntu Server 14.04?Cannot ping in new Ubuntu Server installCannot Connect to Network checked /etc/network/interfacesWifi connected but no internet access (Lubuntu 14.04)Virtual machine with Ubuntu 16.04 cannot connect to internetubuntu 18.04 local network issueDestination unreachable when setting up host-only networking
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Managing two network interfaces on Ubuntu Server 18.04
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)sharing internet between network interfacesHelp configure multiple network interfacesUbuntu Server - no internet connectionWhy can't I access internet through static IP set-up Ubuntu Server 14.04?Cannot ping in new Ubuntu Server installCannot Connect to Network checked /etc/network/interfacesWifi connected but no internet access (Lubuntu 14.04)Virtual machine with Ubuntu 16.04 cannot connect to internetubuntu 18.04 local network issueDestination unreachable when setting up host-only networking
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I installed VM (Ubuntu Server) with two interfaces: One with NAT for the Internet and the other with LAN segment for LAN network.
When I try to ping 8.8.8.8 its gives me unreachable destination.
networking internet
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I installed VM (Ubuntu Server) with two interfaces: One with NAT for the Internet and the other with LAN segment for LAN network.
When I try to ping 8.8.8.8 its gives me unreachable destination.
networking internet
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Sounds like the LAN Segment is overriding your gateways. We need details about the VM's network settings (is this VMware or VirtualBox?).
– Thomas Ward♦
4 hours ago
its VMware when i disabled the second one (lansegment) i can ping to 8.8.8.8
– karim
1 hour ago
Share your network configs within the VM here. If both virtual interfaces have a gateway set the second overrides the first leading to the observed problems.
– Thomas Ward♦
1 hour ago
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I installed VM (Ubuntu Server) with two interfaces: One with NAT for the Internet and the other with LAN segment for LAN network.
When I try to ping 8.8.8.8 its gives me unreachable destination.
networking internet
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I installed VM (Ubuntu Server) with two interfaces: One with NAT for the Internet and the other with LAN segment for LAN network.
When I try to ping 8.8.8.8 its gives me unreachable destination.
networking internet
networking internet
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Sounds like the LAN Segment is overriding your gateways. We need details about the VM's network settings (is this VMware or VirtualBox?).
– Thomas Ward♦
4 hours ago
its VMware when i disabled the second one (lansegment) i can ping to 8.8.8.8
– karim
1 hour ago
Share your network configs within the VM here. If both virtual interfaces have a gateway set the second overrides the first leading to the observed problems.
– Thomas Ward♦
1 hour ago
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Sounds like the LAN Segment is overriding your gateways. We need details about the VM's network settings (is this VMware or VirtualBox?).
– Thomas Ward♦
4 hours ago
its VMware when i disabled the second one (lansegment) i can ping to 8.8.8.8
– karim
1 hour ago
Share your network configs within the VM here. If both virtual interfaces have a gateway set the second overrides the first leading to the observed problems.
– Thomas Ward♦
1 hour ago
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Sounds like the LAN Segment is overriding your gateways. We need details about the VM's network settings (is this VMware or VirtualBox?).
– Thomas Ward♦
4 hours ago
Sounds like the LAN Segment is overriding your gateways. We need details about the VM's network settings (is this VMware or VirtualBox?).
– Thomas Ward♦
4 hours ago
its VMware when i disabled the second one (lansegment) i can ping to 8.8.8.8
– karim
1 hour ago
its VMware when i disabled the second one (lansegment) i can ping to 8.8.8.8
– karim
1 hour ago
Share your network configs within the VM here. If both virtual interfaces have a gateway set the second overrides the first leading to the observed problems.
– Thomas Ward♦
1 hour ago
Share your network configs within the VM here. If both virtual interfaces have a gateway set the second overrides the first leading to the observed problems.
– Thomas Ward♦
1 hour ago
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Sounds like the LAN Segment is overriding your gateways. We need details about the VM's network settings (is this VMware or VirtualBox?).
– Thomas Ward♦
4 hours ago
its VMware when i disabled the second one (lansegment) i can ping to 8.8.8.8
– karim
1 hour ago
Share your network configs within the VM here. If both virtual interfaces have a gateway set the second overrides the first leading to the observed problems.
– Thomas Ward♦
1 hour ago