Access on host served Angular app in Hyper-v
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for testing purposes I want to access my Angular application (served on port 4200 of my computer) inside my HyperV virtual computer with Windows 7.
If I enter http://<host-ip>:4200 in IE or Chrome, I get:
This page can't be displayed.
Through ping <host-ip> I can sucessfully address the port.
I tried:
- different switches (Intern / Extern)
- disabled the firewall on virtual machine
without any success.
Any ideas?
windows-7 networking hyper-v
edited Nov 13 at 13:25
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for testing purposes I want to access my Angular application (served on port 4200 of my computer) inside my HyperV virtual computer with Windows 7.
If I enter http://<host-ip>:4200 in IE or Chrome, I get:
This page can't be displayed.
Through ping <host-ip> I can sucessfully address the port.
I tried:
- different switches (Intern / Extern)
- disabled the firewall on virtual machine
without any success.
Any ideas?
windows-7 networking hyper-v
edited Nov 13 at 13:25
slhck
157k46434461
asked Nov 13 at 10:27
Leun4m
304111
Ping cannot address a port. How are you confirming that the Angular app is running? Is it running on the host or guest? (Your last bullet point mentions disabling the guest firewall, but that doesn't have anything to do with not being able to access a host port.)
– slhck
Nov 13 at 12:29
I just ment to say I can ping the IP in general, the Angular app is running on the host and I can access it there. I am not sure if it is the port, I just assumed that since it looks most likely to me that it is the port
– Leun4m
Nov 13 at 13:01
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for testing purposes I want to access my Angular application (served on port 4200 of my computer) inside my HyperV virtual computer with Windows 7.
If I enter http://<host-ip>:4200 in IE or Chrome, I get:
This page can't be displayed.
Through ping <host-ip> I can sucessfully address the port.
I tried:
- different switches (Intern / Extern)
- disabled the firewall on virtual machine
without any success.
Any ideas?
windows-7 networking hyper-v
edited Nov 13 at 13:25
slhck
157k46434461
asked Nov 13 at 10:27
Leun4m
304111
for testing purposes I want to access my Angular application (served on port 4200 of my computer) inside my HyperV virtual computer with Windows 7.
If I enter http://<host-ip>:4200 in IE or Chrome, I get:
This page can't be displayed.
Through ping <host-ip> I can sucessfully address the port.
I tried:
- different switches (Intern / Extern)
- disabled the firewall on virtual machine
without any success.
Any ideas?
windows-7 networking hyper-v
windows-7 networking hyper-v
edited Nov 13 at 13:25
slhck
157k46434461
asked Nov 13 at 10:27
Leun4m
304111
edited Nov 13 at 13:25
slhck
157k46434461
asked Nov 13 at 10:27
Leun4m
304111
edited Nov 13 at 13:25
slhck
157k46434461
edited Nov 13 at 13:25
slhck
157k46434461
edited Nov 13 at 13:25
slhck
157k46434461
157k46434461
asked Nov 13 at 10:27
Leun4m
304111
asked Nov 13 at 10:27
Leun4m
304111
asked Nov 13 at 10:27
Leun4m
304111
304111
Ping cannot address a port. How are you confirming that the Angular app is running? Is it running on the host or guest? (Your last bullet point mentions disabling the guest firewall, but that doesn't have anything to do with not being able to access a host port.)
– slhck
Nov 13 at 12:29
I just ment to say I can ping the IP in general, the Angular app is running on the host and I can access it there. I am not sure if it is the port, I just assumed that since it looks most likely to me that it is the port
– Leun4m
Nov 13 at 13:01
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Ping cannot address a port. How are you confirming that the Angular app is running? Is it running on the host or guest? (Your last bullet point mentions disabling the guest firewall, but that doesn't have anything to do with not being able to access a host port.)
– slhck
Nov 13 at 12:29
I just ment to say I can ping the IP in general, the Angular app is running on the host and I can access it there. I am not sure if it is the port, I just assumed that since it looks most likely to me that it is the port
– Leun4m
Nov 13 at 13:01
Ping cannot address a port. How are you confirming that the Angular app is running? Is it running on the host or guest? (Your last bullet point mentions disabling the guest firewall, but that doesn't have anything to do with not being able to access a host port.)
– slhck
Nov 13 at 12:29
Ping cannot address a port. How are you confirming that the Angular app is running? Is it running on the host or guest? (Your last bullet point mentions disabling the guest firewall, but that doesn't have anything to do with not being able to access a host port.)
– slhck
Nov 13 at 12:29
I just ment to say I can ping the IP in general, the Angular app is running on the host and I can access it there. I am not sure if it is the port, I just assumed that since it looks most likely to me that it is the port
– Leun4m
Nov 13 at 13:01
I just ment to say I can ping the IP in general, the Angular app is running on the host and I can access it there. I am not sure if it is the port, I just assumed that since it looks most likely to me that it is the port
– Leun4m
Nov 13 at 13:01
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Ping cannot address a port. How are you confirming that the Angular app is running? Is it running on the host or guest? (Your last bullet point mentions disabling the guest firewall, but that doesn't have anything to do with not being able to access a host port.)
– slhck
Nov 13 at 12:29
I just ment to say I can ping the IP in general, the Angular app is running on the host and I can access it there. I am not sure if it is the port, I just assumed that since it looks most likely to me that it is the port
– Leun4m
Nov 13 at 13:01