Virtual Machine Network Setting: The Bridge
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Using the Virtual Machine Control Panel (Edit - Virtual Machine Settings), you can add virtual Ethernet adapters to your virtual machine and change the configuration of existing adapters.
Adding and Modifying Virtual Network Adapters
To add a new virtual Ethernet adapter, follow these steps.
Be sure the virtual machine to which you want to add the adapter is powered off.
Open the Virtual Machine Control Panel (Edit - Virtual Machine Settings).
Click Add.
The Add Hardware Wizard starts. Select Network Adapter. Click Next.
Select the network type you want to use - Bridged, NAT, Host-only or Custom.
If you select Custom, choose the VMnet network you want to use from the drop-down list.
Note: Although VMnet0, VMnet1 and VMnet8 are available in this list, they are normally used for bridged, host-only and NAT configurations, respectively. Special steps are required to make them available for use in custom configurations. You should choose one of the other switches.
Click Finish. The new adapter is added.
Click OK to save your configuration and close the Virtual Machine Control Panel.
To change the configuration of an existing virtual network adapter, follow these steps.
Open the Virtual Machine Control Panel (Edit - Virtual Machine Settings).
Select the adapter you want to modify.
Select the network type you want to use - Bridged, NAT, Host-only or Custom.
If you select Custom, choose the VMnet virtual network you want to use for the network from the drop-down list.
Click OK to save your changes and close the Virtual Machine Control Panel.
Be sure the guest operating system is configured to use an appropriate IP address on the new network. If the guest is using DHCP, release and renew the lease. If the IP address is set statically, be sure the guest has an address on the correct virtual network.
Configuring Bridged Networking Options on a Windows Host
You can view and change the settings for bridged networking on your host. These changes affect all virtual machines using bridged networking on the host.
You can decide which network adapters on your host to use for bridged networking. You can map specific network adapters to specific virtual networks (VMnets).
Open a VMware Workstation window.
Choose Edit - Virtual Network Settings.
The Virtual Network Editor appears, with the Summary tab active.
By default, the VMnet0 virtual network is set up in bridged mode and bridges to one of the active Ethernet adapters on the host computer.
The choice of which adapter it uses is arbitrary. You can restrict the range of choices using options on the Automatic Bridging tab.
(Also shown are VMnet1, the default virtual network for host-only networking, and VMnet8, the default virtual network for NAT, if they are enabled in VMware Workstation.)
To exclude one or more physical Ethernet adapters from the list to which VMnet0 may be bridged, click the Automatic Bridging tab. To exclude an Ethernet adapter, click Add to add it to the list of excluded devices.
In the Choose Network Adapters dialog box, select the listing for the adapter you want to exclude, then click OK.
To remove an adapter from the list of excluded adapters, select its name in the list, then click Remove.
To designate a physical Ethernet adapter to be used for bridged networking on virtual switches named VMnet2-VMnet7, click the Host Virtual Network Mapping tab. Choose an adapter from the drop-down list beside the name of the virtual switch you want to use.
Caution: Be careful when you change the bridged adapter mappings. If you re-assign a physical Ethernet adapter to a different virtual network, any virtual machine using the original network loses its network connectivity via that network. You must then change the setting for each affected virtual machine's network adapter individually. This can be especially troublesome if your host has only one physical Ethernet adapter and you reassign it to a VMnet other than VMnet0; even though the VMnet still appears to be bridged to an automatically chosen adapter, the only adapter it can use has been assigned to another VMnet.
To make changes to the subnet or the DHCP settings for a virtual network, click the button on the right that corresponds to the virtual network you want to configure, then choose Subnet or DHCP.
In the Subnet dialog box, you can change the subnet's IP address and the subnet mask.
The address should specify a valid network address that is suitable for use with the subnet mask.
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