https://communities.vmware.com/t5/VMware-Fusion-Discussions/After-Changing-Network-via-Fusion-REST-API-Ethernet0-not/m-p/2878557#M176476 <P>I am using the "VMWare Fusion REST API" to configure Fusion VMs with the following steps:</P><P>1. POST /vms - Copies the VM</P><P>2. PUT /vms/{id} - Updates the VM settings</P><P>3. PUT /vms/{id}/nic/{index} - Updates NIC 1 to use a new network &lt;-- The problem</P><P>4. PUT /vms/{id}/power - Powers on the VM</P><P>If I skip step #3 the VM powers on fine.</P><P>If I do step #3 the VM powers on without Ethernet0 connecting. In order to fix the problem I need to manually go into the VM settings and then disconnect and reconnect the network adapter.<BR /><BR />I need a way to update the NIC and power on without requiring manual intervention.</P> Wed, 17 Nov 2021 13:00:18 GMT tyrant1045 2021-11-17T13:00:18Z https://communities.vmware.com/t5/VMware-Fusion-Discussions/After-Changing-Network-via-Fusion-REST-API-Ethernet0-not/m-p/2878557#M176476 <P>I am using the "VMWare Fusion REST API" to configure Fusion VMs with the following steps:</P><P>1. POST /vms - Copies the VM</P><P>2. PUT /vms/{id} - Updates the VM settings</P><P>3. PUT /vms/{id}/nic/{index} - Updates NIC 1 to use a new network &lt;-- The problem</P><P>4. PUT /vms/{id}/power - Powers on the VM</P><P>If I skip step #3 the VM powers on fine.</P><P>If I do step #3 the VM powers on without Ethernet0 connecting. In order to fix the problem I need to manually go into the VM settings and then disconnect and reconnect the network adapter.<BR /><BR />I need a way to update the NIC and power on without requiring manual intervention.</P> Wed, 17 Nov 2021 13:00:18 GMT https://communities.vmware.com/t5/VMware-Fusion-Discussions/After-Changing-Network-via-Fusion-REST-API-Ethernet0-not/m-p/2878557#M176476 tyrant1045 2021-11-17T13:00:18Z