VMWare Player virtual machine connection to local production environment

Having played VMware in college, I thought it was amazing. You can install another system in it. At that time, you didn't have to go into depth, but you just had to install and play. After work, the only purpose is to install XP and debug it with IE6. Over the past few years, I have found that I am out, and VMWare Player can also be installed with virtual machines, which means that it is not just available for browsing, but I have known it in the last year. This time I wanted to play with Linux, So I installed XP in sequence. I use a pure version, which is a very memorable installation interface. Finally, I certainly want to access my local production environment in the VM.

 

All you know is that there will be more VMware network adapter vmnet1 and VMWare network adapter vmnet8 in the connection. Vmnet1 should be host-only, while vmnet8 is in Nat mode. Nat is a shared physical IP address, but the IP address is private. I will check that the network segment is different. This made me a little silly. After all, I was a student of network technology and forgot to see it. But basically remember, isn't it enough to be in the same segment? So it is like:

Then remember to turn off the firewall of the Virtual Machine XP. (It is recommended that the IP address be automatically obtained later, or the host will not be available)

Finally, access the beauty map server on the local machine.

Nice, isn't it. You no longer need ietester.

 

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