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How to Connect VMware Virtual Machine to Entire Physical LAN Network

How to Connect VMware Virtual Machine to Entire Physical LAN Network
By default VMware using NAT network. NAT gives a virtual machine access to network resources using the host computer’s IP address. In the default configuration, computers on the external network cannot initiate connections to the virtual machine. The IP address will be different from the one provided by the physical DHCP server.

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Alice AUSTIN

Alice AUSTIN is studying Cisco Systems Engineering. He has passion with both hardware and software and writes articles and reviews for many IT websites.

10 thoughts on “How to Connect VMware Virtual Machine to Entire Physical LAN Network

  • Great tutorial.
    in two minutes I saved the day.
    Thank you👌

  • It's not working for me. Both IP-s are in same network but destination host is unreachable. I resolved it by another way. I removed Distributed Virtual Switch from virtual machine – you can do it by removing line "ethernet0.dvs.switchId = …" from vmx-file.

  • DUDE! THANKS SO MUCH! my VM finally was able to access my Server-PC directly for transferring files. oh my god.

  • for those who didnt find the ( configure adapters ) under the bridged option :
    go to Edit > virtual Network Editor

  • After 2 Days this is the only Video that was the solution to my problems. I rarely Like Videos but you do deserve it.

  • This is what I was looking for… May Allah bless you Shafi bhai…. Thanks a lot…

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