As an experiment, I created another network adapter on the Linux guest. Ping statistics for 173.194.64.106: Packets: Sent 4, Received 0, Lost 4 (100 loss), But pinging my internally defined dns entries (defined in forward lookup zones) works fine.
#Ping transmit failed general failure virtualbox guest driver
General troubleshooting approach to "PING: Transmit failed. Windows 10 settings: IP settings IP assignment: Automatic (DHCP) Properties Link speed: 1000/1000 Mbps Manufacturer: Intel Description: Intel (R) PRO/1000 MT Desktop Adapter Driver Version: 8.4.13.0 VirtualBox Adapter settings: NAT Intel PRO/1000 MT Desktop (82540EM) Promiscuous Mode: Deny Cable is connected. I see the same error in the other direction. If I were you I would try to read VM's NIC and then try the same static IP config (providing it is valid one) - may well fix your issue too.īeyond that it could be something more obscure with more difficult fix. There root cause was missing default gateway. Have you tried explicitly ping using IPv4 or IPv6? VirtualBox host-only network, cannot ping host from guest Ask Question Asked 2 years, 9 months ago Modified 1 year, 5 months ago Viewed 15k times 5 I have the following setup: Host machine Windows: IPv4 Address.Are you sure that your VM adapater has default gateway specified?.Are you sure there is no duplicate IPs in your network?.Host1 can ping Host2 and vice versa for all other Hosts All VMs and Hosts can ping the router. No NIC teaming, No sub-netting, all on the same AD Domain, no V-Lans. Here is my setup: Windows 2012R2 Hyper-V on 8 hosts (H1,H2, H3, Etc). Are you sure static IP config is valid and complete (default gateway etc.)? When I ping, it states 'General Failure'.There is not so much moving parts here: type of your network adapter, connectivity type assigned for VM and IP configuration are the main parts.
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