Hi,
Could someone tell me if it is even possible to connect to wireless network
using USB type wlan adapter?
I'm using vmware player 3.0.
When I insert usb dongle, I can see the wlan adapter icon is visualized in tray,
but I can't find the adapter in system-config-network.
It is same when I switch the network type to Bridged from NAT.
What I want to do is communicating with another wi-fi client from vmware player,
not through the host network.
Is it possible?
Hello,
Moved to the VMware Player forum.
You would need to use the network editor to allow a bridge out the wireless adapter.
Best regards,
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Could someone tell me if it is even possible to connect to wireless network
using USB type wlan adapter?
Yes it is.
I'm using vmware player 3.0.
When I insert usb dongle, I can see the wlan adapter icon is visualized in tray,
but I can't find the adapter in system-config-network.
It is same when I switch the network type to Bridged from NAT.
Are you connecting the Wi-Fi Network Adapter to the Host or to the Guest?
What I want to do is communicating with another wi-fi client from vmware player,
not through the host network.
Is it possible?
Yes. Connect both Wi-Fi Network Adapters directly to the Guests and configure them appropriately just as if this were between two physical machines.