I still suspect a network configuration issue here. At this point I'd suggest that you disable the NIC(s) that do not connect to your VMmark VMs and attempt to run DVDstore by itself.
Instructions:
- Start up 3 command prompts
- Change Directories to the individual ds2web directories.
- cd c:\vclient\ds2webA
- cd c:\vclient\ds2webB
- cd c:\vclient\ds2webC
- Configure three command prompts to run three instances of DVDstore and see if they all connect (Do not start them yet).
- ds2webdriver.exe --think_time=0.085 --db_size=20gb --warmup_time=0 --n_threads=10 --run_time=600 --target=DS2WebA0
- ds2webdriver.exe --think_time=0.085 --db_size=20gb --warmup_time=0 --n_threads=10 --run_time=600 --target=DS2WebB0
- ds2webdriver.exe --think_time=0.085 --db_size=20gb --warmup_time=0 --n_threads=10 --run_time=600 --target=DS2WebC0
- Start all three as fast as possible (IE, switch to the window and press enter)
If they all connect then you likely have a problem with your network configuration as the requests are either going to a proxy or out the wrong NIC.