[Kristin Rohr]

Max Drown wrote:

Try a bridged adapter instead of NAT. And make sure you disabled the Windows Firewall on the VM.

I’ve tried that as well, same result.

[Kristin Rohr]

Steve Williams wrote:

Kristin,

[Kristin Rohr]

No resolution yet.  I’ve tried many different things with the firewall and antivirus settings, and nothing seems to be the magic setting.  I’ve been using a non-VM Windows 7 machine and it works just great.  If anything new pops up, I will be sure to add the resolution.  

Thank you!

[Kristin Rohr]

I’ll keep digging on the firewall route.  Thank you!  I’ll let you know if I find a solution.

[Kristin Rohr]

The workstation that the testing tool works on is not a VM, and we have two VM’s that it doesn’t work on.  Same network for all.  Also, all are Windows 7.  

Thank you.

[Kristin Rohr]

Thank you for the replies.  Sorry I didn’t respond sooner – notifications were off.  

I have tried turning off the firewall, it didn’t fix the problem.  Also, it works fine from another workstation in my office, so I don’t think the network has anything to do with it since I’m on the same subnet with both.  I was wondering if there was something specific to running on a virtual machine that would be causing this issue?  Has anyone successfully used a VM for the Cloverleaf client and been able to use the testing tool?  I realize I have work arounds, but it would be nice to get this working on the VM.  

Thank you again for the replies.

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