Thanks for reporting this issue. I tried to set the enhanced keyboard setting under options and general set to "Required", and the VM indeed need some wait time (less than 1 min) before the resta...
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Thanks for reporting this issue. I tried to set the enhanced keyboard setting under options and general set to "Required", and the VM indeed need some wait time (less than 1 min) before the restart action and I have filled an internal bug to track that issue. Thanks again.
If you installed VMware Workstation Pro full version, both Workstation Pro and bundled Workstation Player will be installed on your windows host. Would you please confirm that what you launched ...
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If you installed VMware Workstation Pro full version, both Workstation Pro and bundled Workstation Player will be installed on your windows host. Would you please confirm that what you launched is Workstation Pro app or Workstation Player app?
The maximum graphics memory supported by WS15 is 3GB. If you want the VM to use the secondary physical graphics card, i think you should set your host to use the secondary physical graphics car...
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The maximum graphics memory supported by WS15 is 3GB. If you want the VM to use the secondary physical graphics card, i think you should set your host to use the secondary physical graphics card first, however at that time the first graphics cards will be in free.
Would you please have a check if your VM's network connection type is NAT or Bridge? You should change the connection type to Bridge if you want to pxe boot from an outside pxe server i think
Hi, twlkom: Really thanks for your support, i have downloaded the dmp and log files you attached in the post. However seems i do not have the access to delete it. I think you can remove it if ...
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Hi, twlkom: Really thanks for your support, i have downloaded the dmp and log files you attached in the post. However seems i do not have the access to delete it. I think you can remove it if you have the privilege. This time i can also locate the folder you created on the ftp site, i will download it and try to reproduce it myself. Really thanks again for reporting that bug.
For the NIC3 of VM1, you had better use another static ip address instead of 192.168.13.1, becuase 192.168.13.1 is preserved for the virutal adapter installed on the host platform. You can try to...
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For the NIC3 of VM1, you had better use another static ip address instead of 192.168.13.1, becuase 192.168.13.1 is preserved for the virutal adapter installed on the host platform. You can try to change another static ip address and disconnect the connection of NIC1/NIC2, then try to ping from VM2 to VM1, that would identify if the un-able ping would be caused by the route-table of VM1. Regards to VM2/3 to external network such as google. Host-only segment do not provide network connection to external network. You can use bridge or NAT segment
In most cases, this issue probably is caused by the software installed on your host, you can check wether you have installed third-party software about virtualization or networking. Try to uninst...
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In most cases, this issue probably is caused by the software installed on your host, you can check wether you have installed third-party software about virtualization or networking. Try to uninstall them and verify
1) Power off your VM 2) Make sure there is not any .lck file in your VM's file folder 3) Open .vmx file and chang ethernet0.virtualDev = "vmxnet3", save it 4) Power on the VM Note that vmtool...
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1) Power off your VM 2) Make sure there is not any .lck file in your VM's file folder 3) Open .vmx file and chang ethernet0.virtualDev = "vmxnet3", save it 4) Power on the VM Note that vmtools is required for vmxnet3 driver.
First make sure that your VMware Hadoop sandboxes configured in bridged mode, power on them and check that if the windows10's physical adatper works in promiscuousMode. You can execute the powers...
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First make sure that your VMware Hadoop sandboxes configured in bridged mode, power on them and check that if the windows10's physical adatper works in promiscuousMode. You can execute the powershell command “Get-NetAdapter | Format-List -Property PromiscuousMode” on host to check the adapter's promiscuousMode
Hi, smithy201110141smithy201110141 Welcome to the Community and thanks for your feedback! Would you please try the following workarounds? 1) "Restore Default" from Virtual Network Editor...
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Hi, smithy201110141smithy201110141 Welcome to the Community and thanks for your feedback! Would you please try the following workarounds? 1) "Restore Default" from Virtual Network Editor 2) Uninstall WS12.5.2 from "Control Panel" -- "Programs", and re-install WS12.5.2 again If you still hit the network issue after re-install WS12.5.2, it would be helpful to attach the full vm-support bundle, you can get it from Help--Support--Collect Support Data, thanks
Hi, ahmd9: Try to turn off the "Network Discovery" on your host and VMs, Turning Off and On Network Discovery on Your Windows 7 Home Network - For Dummies
If your two virtual machines connect to the same NAT virtual network, they should have communication between them, for you case "can not get a reply", please check that if you have disabled the f...
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If your two virtual machines connect to the same NAT virtual network, they should have communication between them, for you case "can not get a reply", please check that if you have disabled the firewall in your server 2012
For VMware Player, "Configure Adapter" settings are indeed not unique for each virtual interface. You have to use VMware Workstation to achieve your requirement. For Workstation, you can create ...
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For VMware Player, "Configure Adapter" settings are indeed not unique for each virtual interface. You have to use VMware Workstation to achieve your requirement. For Workstation, you can create two VMnets , and bind your two host adapters to them, then connect your two virtual adapters in the guest to the VMnet respectively
In Workstation, bridged networking can connect to a specific a physical adapter, while NAT networking do not support this specific connection. I guess you can try to adjust your host route table...
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In Workstation, bridged networking can connect to a specific a physical adapter, while NAT networking do not support this specific connection. I guess you can try to adjust your host route table and put your third network to the first entry of your host's route table