Hi @kc1di . I am trying to access on the LAN. Ethernet interface is existing on the PC. Please see the bottom side of the figure attached.Hello @Antar
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Don't know that I can be of much help to you. If you could give us a little more information on your system it may be of help in us helping you. Are you trying to connect via Lan or wireless? What is the card in the machine? Make and model of the machine.
All of that would be helpful.
Give us as much info as you can.
Hi @f33dm3bits . Now i've changed the GATEWAY 'ifconfig-virbr0' file as you've mentioned. As i am trying to install EDA tools which says it works best on Linux 7 versions. Still i am not able to access it.?Looking at your PREFIX and DEVICE, the GATEWAY should probably be "172.16.30.1" and not "172.16.28.1". Also RHEL7 is end of life, meaning it's not getting anymore updates so it's not the smartest idea to be connecting a RHEL7 system to the internet. You should switch to RHEL8, 9 or 10 instead.
Share your ip configuration.Now i've changed the GATEWAY 'ifconfig-virbr0' file as you've mentioned. As i am trying to install EDA tools which says it works best on Linux 7 versions. Still i am not able to access it.?
ip a
ip route
ping -c3 172.16.30.1
Share your ip configuration.
Show your route.Code:ip a
As well as ping your gateway and share the output.Code:ip route
Never heard of EDA, do you have a link?Code:ping -c3 172.16.30.1
I'm not sure what is what with your setup. I'm a bit confused thought you were showing the network configuration of a vm before but seems you are showing the network configuration of a virtualization host. How do you expect a virtual bridge to work if the host doesn't have a working network interface. Share the output of the following, from the host so I think that's what you were sharing before by the looks of it?am sharing all the details in the attachment,
lspci | egrep -i "network|ether"
As i am trying to install EDA tools which says it works best on Linux 7 versions.
Cadence tools support RHEL 7.4+, as mentioned
Looking at that table it also supports RHEL8 and RHEL9, I would go with RHEL9(or Rocky9) that way you have a newer kernel as well because right now it seems like the driver isn't loading because your network interface isn't showing up. Also because you don't want to be connecting an end of life os to the internet.I am sending the attachment here