vmware workstation player 14 configure network

Your static IP needs obviously to be outside the range of DHCP. If in doubt what to have there, check them first when you have them set automatically. There you set subset and gateway (which is the key to get into internet). The VM static IP is set in the VM, as the OS has it. the idea of that is that when a request comes to your laptop to use a server port of Apache (which I gather you want to get done), it will be forwarded to a VM with a certain NAT address. but I don't see the virtual network adapter don't remember the exact details of port forwarding in VM Pro, and thus cannot follow all the aspects of your question, but. I found a sample network config diagram for VMnet0 at. I don't see anywhere else to configure VMnet0, enable it, etc. Neither VMnet1 and VMnet8 get me out the internet however from the guest VM. I do see/have seen VMnet1 and VMnet8 and I can ping them just fine.

I also don't see VMNet0 listed in the ipconfig /all output, even after rebooting my laptop. That 174 subnet is unreachable on my laptop so I don't know where that setting even came from. When I went back into the VNE, now it shows a subnet of 192.168.174.0 (bottom of attached Pic), that is until I hit change settings, then it reverts back as in the top, which is confusing.

However, I don't see where I can assign a subnet address and the host connection column shows a dash, so it's not connected. I then updated my now static IP'd VM to use the Custom VMnet0 config. Yes I installed Pro and configured VMnet0 to bridge to my laptop nic (top of attached Pic).

Vmware workstation player 14 configure network