Hi,
I am running a Windows 10 VM on a Windows 10 host PC for PLC programming. I communicate to the PLC network through a USB-C to ethernet adapter. Occasionally, the communications drop out, if this happens the only way I can re-establish comms, is to shutdown the VM and restore defaults in the virtual network editor, as this can happens a few times each day, it can be very frustrating.
When this happens I cannot ping the host either, until the defaults are restored and the VM re-started.
I am using the bridged connection in the VM.
Can anyone help with this?
Thank you
Sounds like you misconfigured the bridged VMnet to use "autodetect".
Autodetect only works for hosts with a single regular network-card.
So make sure you set vmnet0 bridged to the USB-C adapter.
To workaround the shutdown VM .... procedure try to simply restart the vmnetbridge service.
Ulli
Please show the options in the dropdown
Is the Intel Wifi 6 the device you want ?
Then select it for vmnet0 or create a second bridged vmnet2.
Ulli
Is the wifi 6 device the laptop wifi adapter and used to connect via ethernet? If so then yes.
Regards
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Hi,
When the USB-C adapter is plugged into the network, it shows up in the dropdown menu.
I have selected this with vmnet0, the connection drops out occasionally, but with this selected I do not have to restart the VM andreset the defaults, it connects automatically.
You've been a great help, thank you very much.