I'm using VMware Workstation 11.1.4 on Windows 10 Pro and I cannot seem to get bridged networking to work. If I remember right, it used to work when I was on Windows 7 Pro. When I go into Virtual Network Editor, there is no "VMnet0". When I go and restore defaults, "VMnet0" shows up. However, when I quit Virtual Network Editor and go back in, "VMnet0" is not there again. I have also noticed that there is no VMware Network Adapter VMnet0. I have also checked the network adapter and it does have VMware Network Protocol enabled.
What should I do to get bridged networking to work?
I just figured it out. I needed to supply the same DNS server addresses used when DHCP is used when configuring with fixed IP address.
It appears that bridged networking works when using the local DHCP server. When a fixed IP address is used, bridged networking does not work. Because of this, I just realized that I have a new Netgear Wireless Cable Gateway to replace the broken down Motorola Cable Modem in combination with a Netgear Router. Is there some setting on the gateway that could be causing this problem?
I just figured it out. I needed to supply the same DNS server addresses used when DHCP is used when configuring with fixed IP address.