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(I)- I have a VPS with VT CPU declared. (Windows server 2012 r2 Datacenter)

(II)- So, installed a nested VM in Hyper-v Manager. (Windows 10 Enterprise)

(III)- Created an External Switch:↓ enter image description here

(IV)- With this settings in Host (Windows server 2012) enter image description here

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(V)- VM Settings: (Win10-1)↓ enter image description here

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(VI)- But no internet access! In case of Default gateway has pinged and folder sharing is true. enter image description here

What is the problem, internet access of my VM (Win10-1)?

Any helps are appreciated.

Regards,

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The VM has an IP address of 10.10.1.1 and its gateway is 54.37.198.219.

While the address 54.37.198.219 does belong to the host, it is not on the same network segment as the VM, so is unreachable from the VM. The VM can only use for the gateway IP addresses from the network of 10.10.1.x.

The host has two IP addresses: 54.37.198.219 and 10.10.1.100.

You need to use as the gateway for the VM the IP address that is on the same network segment, which in your case is 10.10.1.100.

(Note: In the usual case the host should be 10.10.1.1 and the VM some other 10.10.1.x, so it seems that IP assignments here are somewhat reversed.)

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  • The answer does not true. My host in situation with above IP assigned with ISP and that is my principle and I can not change. I can only change in VM IP address setting. Please revert your answer. – mgae2m Apr 27 '20 at 21:06
  • That's what I mean : Set the gateway of the VM to 10.10.1.100. – harrymc Apr 28 '20 at 6:33
  • The VM cannot access directly the internet, it can only access the internet by going through the host. It's the host that has the direct contact to the internet. The VM needs to use the host as the gateway and that's why the host is available on its subnet. The host address is 10.10.1.100 on that subnet, and that's the gateway for every computer on the subnet of 10.10.1.x including the VM. – harrymc May 3 '20 at 6:53

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