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**Both should fail with the error message 'No route to host'.
*As root, run the following command on each machine (which will modify the firewall so it accepts incoming ssh connections):
iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 22 -j ACCEPT
*Try to ssh from the host to the guest machine again. It should work now.
*We won't save your firewall rules for now, as we'll be making a permament set of rules next lab.
Removing the step about adding an iptables rule. The default config for firewalld allows incoming ssh connections.
*Test connectivity by pinging each of your VM's.
*Try to ssh from the guest to the host machine, then from the host to the guest.
*Try to ping matrix and google from your host machine. Record the ip address of each.
*Try to ping matrix and google (using their ip addresses) from each of your VM's to ensure you can reach the outside world (you will need to be authenticated to the network on your host machine).
