I'm getting ready to take my certification exam. Yesterday I bought a 15" Macbook Pro with 500GB disk, 8GB RAM, and a quad-core processor. The first thing I did was upgrade it from OS X 10.7.3 to 10.7.4. Today I installed Fusion and set up a VM running ESXi 5. I set it up with bridged networking so I could access the VM from a different laptop. Then, being lazy, I shutdown the server and copied the VM to create two new images (cp -r "VMware ESXi 5.vmwarevm" "VMware ESXi 5(1).vmwarevm"; cp -r "VMware ESXi 5.vmwarevm" "VMware ESXi 5(2).vmwarevm"). When I booted the VMs for the first time, I got the expected pop-ups and told Fusion that I had copied the VMs, not moved them. Afterwards, my .vmx files contain the following addresses (and yes, matching UUIDs):
However, all three machines are getting the same IP address. I've just rebooted my Macbook and started just the two copies, not the original. Here is what my home access point is telling me:
(active) unknown1040F3AF7BC4 10:40:f3:af:7b:c4 192.168.1.82
http://192.168.1.254/xslt?PAGE=C_2_0a&NODEID=18(inactive) unknown000C29EFE8E8 00:0c:29:ef:e8:e8 192.168.1.83
BTW, I'm the original poster; I was logged into My VMware as myself, but somehow i was logged into the forums as vmwaredownload, which isn't a real person.