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Long ago I used a trial version of VMWare to make a couple of virtual
machines. I didn't have enough memory to run them, however, and lost
interest. I recently upgraded to 8 Gb of RAM, however, and am taking a
new interest in VMWare.
One of the virtual machines I created was XP. Now when I run that
machine in VMPlayer everything works fine except the networking. The
ethernet shows connected as bridge. No network icon shows up in the XP
taskbar, however. No browser works. I even put in known DNS ips in the
TCP/IP properties for the virtual NICs. Even VPN won't connect,
however, using an ip number. Nothing will connect--even though there
is supposed to be an active connection.
I'm running WMPlayer on Vista 32 and the NIC is an Intel Gigabit
82566DM.
Actually--it's much worse than this!!!
When I run the xp virtual machine in Vista, not only doesn't the
virtual machine find the DNS servers, after I've run it Vista no
longer can find DNS servers even though everything looks perfect in
TCP/IP properties setup (DNS ips still there). I tried at length
yesterday afternoon to figure out what was going on here but with no
luck and wound up reloading the partition from my Acronis image.
Why is VMPlayer breaking Vista's access to DNS (IE specifically says
it can't find the DNS but givers the correct ip--so it's definitely
trying)!
Any ideas?????
machines. I didn't have enough memory to run them, however, and lost
interest. I recently upgraded to 8 Gb of RAM, however, and am taking a
new interest in VMWare.
One of the virtual machines I created was XP. Now when I run that
machine in VMPlayer everything works fine except the networking. The
ethernet shows connected as bridge. No network icon shows up in the XP
taskbar, however. No browser works. I even put in known DNS ips in the
TCP/IP properties for the virtual NICs. Even VPN won't connect,
however, using an ip number. Nothing will connect--even though there
is supposed to be an active connection.
I'm running WMPlayer on Vista 32 and the NIC is an Intel Gigabit
82566DM.
Actually--it's much worse than this!!!
When I run the xp virtual machine in Vista, not only doesn't the
virtual machine find the DNS servers, after I've run it Vista no
longer can find DNS servers even though everything looks perfect in
TCP/IP properties setup (DNS ips still there). I tried at length
yesterday afternoon to figure out what was going on here but with no
luck and wound up reloading the partition from my Acronis image.
Why is VMPlayer breaking Vista's access to DNS (IE specifically says
it can't find the DNS but givers the correct ip--so it's definitely
trying)!
Any ideas?????