Posted by: pkr_kancha October 9, 2017
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Solution 1: Edit your hosts file on you local PC as admin
start --> CMD --> right click and run as admin --> cd drivers/etc --> notepad hosts --> add a line at the bottom describing your IP and hostname(alias). It should look like this:
192.168.78.xx (your Ip for VM) testVM(hostname)
save this file --> try pinging using hostname
Solution 2: modify your hosts file on VMs
from linux terminal --> vi /etc/hosts --> add IP of your another VM and hostname there
192.168.78.xx testVM1(hostname)
Hope this helps.
start --> CMD --> right click and run as admin --> cd drivers/etc --> notepad hosts --> add a line at the bottom describing your IP and hostname(alias). It should look like this:
192.168.78.xx (your Ip for VM) testVM(hostname)
save this file --> try pinging using hostname
Solution 2: modify your hosts file on VMs
from linux terminal --> vi /etc/hosts --> add IP of your another VM and hostname there
192.168.78.xx testVM1(hostname)
Hope this helps.