Thanks for your feed back. Ralf and Andy, I hope to confirm one thing, after you applied the workaround, did your VM able to connect to vmnet0 as bridged network? The workaround would not make t...
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Thanks for your feed back. Ralf and Andy, I hope to confirm one thing, after you applied the workaround, did your VM able to connect to vmnet0 as bridged network? The workaround would not make the vmnet0 always visible in Virtual Network Editor(VDE), you have to give admin privileges to get it visible. So, there are two different issues. 1. Invisible vmnet0 is expected when VDE does not have admin privileges. 2. After applied the workaround, if you give the VDE admin privileges, but the vmnet0 is still invisible and vm cannot use bridged mode, please let us know. TO Andy, For current 12.5 version, we do not recommend you delete any default network adapter, any changs to these default network adapters (vmnet0,vmnet1,vmnet8) would trigger the vmnet0 stop working issue. And restore default would not help. I think you have to apply the workaroud again. Thank you.