If there is no ICMP (ping) replies coming from the target host, it actually means that they get blocked somewhere along the way. This could happen at any point in either direction, but is mostly happening on your VM’s firewall. You should therefore confirm the VM’s firewall is blocking the ping by disabling it.
I discovered the issue is that your Linux server has the IP of 10.88.77.111, which is an entirely different subnet. This means it likely did not receive an address from your router properly, and because of this Windows cannot ping the Linux server. I would remove the network bridge, check all of your settings, and try to create it again.
Then, why can’t I ping the host from outside the KVM environment?
The favorite answer is it is rather obvious the machines are communicating in bridge mode, as you can ping the host, and both VMs from outside the KVM environment. Your problem is the anti-spoofing protection in the kernel, that drops packets with a destination other than the IP address of the host.
How to use Linux on a virtual machine?
But if you want to use Linux without making any changes to your Windows system, you can go the virtual machine route. Basically, you install and use Linux like any regular Windows application. When you just want to try Linux for limited use, virtual machines provide the most comfortable option.
Go to the website of Oracle Virtual. Box and get the latest stable version from here: Installing Virtual. Box is Download the Linux ISO.
Install Linux using Virtual, and box.
You can follow the steps on any operating system be it Windows, Linux or mac, and os. You just need to install Virtual. Box on your operating system and rest of the steps remain the same. Step 1: Download Virtual. Box from its website and install it by double-clicking on the downloaded file.
Does Ping ever go out from remote machine?
Jan 3 ’13 at 18:44 otherwise, even if ping does go out, the remote machine sees it coming from “127.0.0.1″ : when replying, it goes to themselves (as 127.0.0.1 will also be that machine’s localhost ip) so you never see the packet go back to the machine who originated the ping.
What is Oracle VirtualBox?
, virtual Box is free and open source virtualization software from Oracle. It enables you to install other operating systems in virtual machines. It is recommended that your system should have at least 4GB of RAM to get decent performance from the virtual operating system. Good internet connection to download software and Linux ISO.