VMware Virtual machine-provided bridging, NAT, host-only mode, custom, LAN section usage

Objective:

You must be familiar with VMware workstation, right? But are you playing 6? Today, let's talk about the usage of these old techniques briefly.

Kinds:

1. Bridge connection

2. NAT

3. Host-only mode

4. Custom

5. Lan section

Usage:

1. Bridge Connection:

and LAN of a PC no difference, configure the same network segment of the IP (no conflict can) both!

2. NAT:

Address translation, the computer default Vmware8 to enable, the client automatically obtains the IP, in the virtual network editor can see its definition of TCP/IP information. If you do not want to bridge, or the LAN IP address is not enough or the Mac is bound, you can use NAT mode. Automatic acquisition of IP can be both.

3. Host-only mode

The real environment and the virtual environment are isolated, and NAT is unique except that, in this way, there is no address translation service, so by default, the virtual machine can only be accessed by the host. If you want to surf the Internet, you need to configure. And if your computer wants to connect to a virtual machine remotely, you can use this mode to remote.

4. Custom

Additional VMware can be added in the Virtual Network editor, and then the virtual machine can exchange visits directly through the vmwre, but the local and the Internet are not accessible by default.

5. LAN Zone

If you do not want to customize VMware, you can visit each virtual machine by adding a LAN and then defining the IP for your network segment. The specific use can be searched.

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VMware Virtual machine-provided bridging, NAT, host-only mode, custom, LAN section usage