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<0> I have XP running through VMware on my linux setup. I'm using bridged for the network setup. For some reason I have ports blocked in XP, that I want open. I've already opened the ports on my router for XP's ip... What else would I need to do?:
<0> XP firewall is disabled
<1> which release is the latest?
<2> of?
<3> bewbeez
<2> I wish
<4> ...
<2> sup zi
<4> hai!
<4> vacation has started!
<2> ****
<2> I'm still in Sj
<2> :(
<2> this place is a dump
<2> we've seen more bail bonds places than gas stations
<2> wtf's that about?
<5> sj owns
<2> right
<6> san jose?
<2> yah
<5> i live here :(
<2> I'm sorry
<5> better than socal
<6> heh, went there to do a billg keynote earlier this year, nothing impressive
<2> right
<2> see above statement
<2> if I wasn't staying at the Fairmont, I'd be angry
<7> Anybody out there who had problems with ESX on blade servers with only 4 NICs and the need to have two VMware switches physically connected to different DMZs?
<7> In other words: is it good to share the COS with one of the DMZ port bonds? And is it a good idea to share VMotion with the second bond?
<8> any of you dorks go to TSX?
<9> can i run vmware on freebsd?
<4> kneer0w: it isnt supported.
<10> that doesnt mean it wont work
<10> it just isnt supported
<10> check the topic and do a search for that in our forums
<10> lots of people have got it to work i think
<9> i just noticed that there's a version of vmware5 in /usr/ports
<9> -_-
<9> that's only the toolbox
<9> hrm
<9> darky_wrk: i understand that vmware3 works fine
<9> but 5?
<9> i'm seeing lots of 'sorry, not happening'
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