Hey, I've been trying to solve this problem for so long but the solutions I found didn't work.
I have a dedicated server, I also have VMWare ESXi 7.0 installed on it, I added a virtual machine, installed Windows 10 on it, also installed the VM tools and I don't have any internet connection. (DHCP is enabled)
What I'm seeing:
https://imgur.com/a/DHocHbj - 5 pictures in there (blanked some stuff that I thought needed to be)
I am a real noob with this
Please help, thank you.
Where is your DHCP server in relation to vmnic0 on vSwitch0?
I have no idea what that means, please clarify
>>> I have no idea what that means, please clarify
You mentioned that DHCP is enabled on the Windows 10 client, but your screenshot do not show a DHCP server. So where would the client get a DHCP lease from?
André
You are mixing uo the host (ESXi) and the client (Windows 10).
Both of them (i.e. the host, and each VM) need their own valid IP address.
André
I see. I only have 1 usable IP from my dedicated servers company (Psyhcz Networks), so do I need to get another usable IP? (meaning I'll have to pay like a few more bucks)
Not sure if it helps, but I recently had the same problem on VMware Workstation 15.
The problem was that the virtual machine used wrong physical network adapter of the host machine for a bridged connection. In VMware Workstation, it can be solved in Virtual Network Editor window which is accessed from the menu. As an admin, you click on Change Settings button, then you're able to see the bridged connection, and manually select the adapter for the bridge.
I don't exactly know how to set up this in ESXi, but that might be one possible issue that you can think of and check it out if it's set up correctly for your VM (does the VM use the proper physical adapter for a bridged connection).