I am running two vms (vmware workstation player) on my work desktop. They are using default network config of NAT. On one vm i have wireshark, on the other vm i browse to a website. On the vm running...
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I am running two vms (vmware workstation player) on my work desktop. They are using default network config of NAT. On one vm i have wireshark, on the other vm i browse to a website. On the vm running wireshark i am seeing the packets for the other vm. I know its the other vm as I am seeing its source IP going to the website I browsing to from that vm. Why am I able to see the packets on the other VM? How can i stop that from occurring? What I am trying to do is have these two vms on their own subnet, be able to talk out through my work pc. I dont want broadcast from the vms network to reach my work computers subnet.
