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Host and VM can browse Internet. But I couldn't figure out how to connect PC2?
Besides in this connection, would it create double NATing the connection resulting in breaking some protocols? Also would it makes port forwarding more difficult?
I expect running pfSense on a VM of PC1 as vRouter for both PC1 and PC2. Now I can use the vRouter on VMs of PC1 but unable to figure out how to connect PC2 making use of the vRouter?
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