need help to create another machine under vmware which host machine is gateway server
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need help to create another machine under vmware which host machine is gateway server
In hostmachine , I installed ubuntu as a gateway server, then install vmware and on this vmware, I want to create another ubuntu machine as a bridge mode which is connected to LAN. Is it possible?
I set in bridge mode. After that it's getting DHCP IP from WAN, not LAN. How to point VM guest to my modem's LAN IP? I am using internet via USB modem.
In host machine. I installed gateway server on ubuntu. After, I installed vmware and on this vmware, I installed another ubuntu which will act like a LAN. Also I setup in bridge mode. But in vmware, it can't get ip from LAN.
I installed another ubuntu which will act like a LAN. Also I setup in bridge mode. But in vmware, it can't get ip from LAN.
If with "act like a LAN" you mean it is part of a separate LAN (that is: not the LAN your VMware server resides in) then why not make that LAN use its own DHCP daemon? That's how VMware server sets things up by default anyway IIRC.
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