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When installing the labs, everything was okay. But after closing and launching it again with 'start', it seems that there is a mismatch in the VM IP address being selected for forwarding, such that the host-only interface ip address is selected instead of the NAT address, which leads to vagrant hanging at the step below and then timing out.
This issue is seemingly random across multiple installs, some VMs were OK some were not. I suspect it has to do with the boot order of the network interface but can't find a way to resolve them.
I'm using vmware workstation + vm provisioning on windows 11 host. Network setting in VMWare is pretty much default, VMNet1 (Host Only) and VMNet8 (NAT).
==> GOAD-Light-DC01: Forwarding ports...
GOAD-Light-DC01: -- 5985 => 2200
GOAD-Light-DC01: -- 5986 => 2201
GOAD-Light-DC01: -- 22 => 2202
==> GOAD-Light-DC01: Waiting for machine to boot. This may take a few minutes...
GOAD-Light-DC01: WinRM address: 127.0.0.1:2200
GOAD-Light-DC01: WinRM username: vagrant
GOAD-Light-DC01: WinRM execution_time_limit: PT2H
GOAD-Light-DC01: WinRM transport: plaintext
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Not sure if this is the right place to share this.
When installing the labs, everything was okay. But after closing and launching it again with 'start', it seems that there is a mismatch in the VM IP address being selected for forwarding, such that the host-only interface ip address is selected instead of the NAT address, which leads to vagrant hanging at the step below and then timing out.
This issue is seemingly random across multiple installs, some VMs were OK some were not. I suspect it has to do with the boot order of the network interface but can't find a way to resolve them.
I'm using vmware workstation + vm provisioning on windows 11 host. Network setting in VMWare is pretty much default, VMNet1 (Host Only) and VMNet8 (NAT).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: