I have configured two Mac book with installed VMware fusion connected by same wifi network.
Both VMware fusion is installed with centos and suse linux OS. But i came to knew that Network address for OS within each vmware are from different network.
Right now both my mac are allocated local ip address as 192.168.1.38 and 192.168.1 and 192.168.1.42 through wifi (ie 192.168.1.0 network)
but both Linux os installed within VMWARE FUSION are in different ip network ie 192.168.211.128 and 192.168.188.131
Is it possible to allocate all os in same ip network address (network adapter in all virtual machine are set to NAT)
e.g. all in 192.168.1.0 network
Welcome to the Community,
thee are basically 3 option for a VM's network virtual adapters, Bridged, NAT, and Host-Only. If you want to have the VMs in the same subnet as the hosts (i.e. in your LAN), then Bridged is what you want to configure for the VMs. (see Understanding networking types in VMware Fusion (1022264) | VMware KB)
André
Welcome to the Community,
thee are basically 3 option for a VM's network virtual adapters, Bridged, NAT, and Host-Only. If you want to have the VMs in the same subnet as the hosts (i.e. in your LAN), then Bridged is what you want to configure for the VMs. (see Understanding networking types in VMware Fusion (1022264) | VMware KB)
André
Thanks André
i am new to this vmware technology and quite interested . how good are these technology related to networking and where stand this virtual technology in current market