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VMWARE WORKSTATION NETWORK CONFIGURATION
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How to configure VMWare network, change VMWare network adapter type and bridge VMWare network connections.
1 - How to open your Virtual Machine Settings.
2 - How to configure the Virtual Adapter.
3 - Select the network type you want to use - Bridged, NAT, Host-only or Custom.
4 - Understanding Bridged, NAT, Host-only or Custom.
On this video you will learn how to configure your network adapter to change your network adapter configuration, you can click on network adapter or the second option is clicking on VM and then selecting settings in the virtual machine settings, window select network adapters you can select bridge the means your virtual machine will be connected directly to the physical network.
That means that the external network can identify and communicate with this new virtual machine this option means the IP is renewed every time, the hosts network changes one example is when you remove the cable and the laptop connects to the wireless option is used for sharing the hosts IP address
If host-only the virtual machine can only communicate with the host just an option you can select the virtual at work example you can see the existing, virtual networks creating a new virtual network click on edit network editor I'll take assistant virtual networks here you can check the name type no connection connection DHCP.
Below we have the option to add or remove a network to create a new network here figure as host only with all the options below selected apply so we can check this new network, on the configurations you to a virtual machine work adapter the custom option I'll check the virtual network we just created it's available, check buck me every time your virtual machine is part on your network will be up and running if this video was useful please.
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1 - How to open your Virtual Machine Settings.
2 - How to configure the Virtual Adapter.
3 - Select the network type you want to use - Bridged, NAT, Host-only or Custom.
4 - Understanding Bridged, NAT, Host-only or Custom.
On this video you will learn how to configure your network adapter to change your network adapter configuration, you can click on network adapter or the second option is clicking on VM and then selecting settings in the virtual machine settings, window select network adapters you can select bridge the means your virtual machine will be connected directly to the physical network.
That means that the external network can identify and communicate with this new virtual machine this option means the IP is renewed every time, the hosts network changes one example is when you remove the cable and the laptop connects to the wireless option is used for sharing the hosts IP address
If host-only the virtual machine can only communicate with the host just an option you can select the virtual at work example you can see the existing, virtual networks creating a new virtual network click on edit network editor I'll take assistant virtual networks here you can check the name type no connection connection DHCP.
Below we have the option to add or remove a network to create a new network here figure as host only with all the options below selected apply so we can check this new network, on the configurations you to a virtual machine work adapter the custom option I'll check the virtual network we just created it's available, check buck me every time your virtual machine is part on your network will be up and running if this video was useful please.
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