Hi,
I have VM's running on my laptop (Host) in Bridge mode, when trying to access them from the host it works fine.
when trying to access the VM from another machine on the same network as the host it is being blocked by SEP.
shutting SEP down (sep -stop) and retesting work, wireshark shows traffic when sep is off / filter is allowed.
for this example :
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my host : 192.168.100.1
my VM : 192.168.100.224
adjecent machine : 192.168.100.137
Enabled debug logs and got this
2015/09/03 09:22:31.186 [11216:5992] TSE3049: *********DROP PACKET**********
2015/09/03 09:22:31.186 [11216:5992] TSE: SecurityRule = Medium Security Level 1
2015/09/03 09:22:31.186 [11216:5992] TSE3051: *** DROP PACKET ***
2015/09/03 09:22:31.186 [11216:5992] ======== TsPacket ====== BA: 1 == protocol: 2 ===
=== EtherII Packet=== len:66==== nic:0=====
34-02-xx-xx-xx-e0 ---> ac-b5-xx-xx-xx-2b , protocol = 0x800
051BFAA0
=========Tcp Segment, len: 32====
192.168.100.137:49509 -> 192.168.100.224:22 SYN1 ACK0 FIN0 RST0 PSH0 URG0
SeqNumber: 1292186017, AckNumber:0, TcpDataLen: 0, TcpHeadLen: 32
checksum = 0x348a total sum = 0x0
my question is, how can i allow all traffic to my VM's in bridge mode without SEP intervention.
for all other scenarios i want SEP to work in normal mode. (host, VM in Host-only / VM in NAT interface)
Thanks,
