Use VMWare virtual machine --- set the same network segment of the virtual host and the physical machine

The following is just to record your step-by-step footprints. Please be a good expert...

Problems encountered when playing the VM:

1. How do I set the virtual machine to the same network segment as the physical host?

2. How many virtual machines can they be on the same lan ??

VMware provided us with convenience, but we just got in touch with it, so we couldn't find it .. Now let's record these records and leave a thought for the future ....

Direct:

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If you want to set up several virtual machines in the same LAN environment, instead of the physical machine, you can directly add a virtual Nic, connect several VMS through the Virtual Network Card (in fact, this virtual network card is equivalent to a common hubs ).

Good luck...

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Use VMWare virtual machine --- set the same network segment of the virtual host and the physical machine