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Virtual Network Adapters

When you use the New Virtual Machine wizard to create a new virtual machine, the wizard creates a virtual

network adapter for the virtual machine. The virtual network adapter appears in the guest operating system

as an AMD PCNET PCI adapter or Intel Pro/1000 MT Server Adapter. In Windows Vista, Windows 7, and

Windows 8 guest operating systems, it is an Intel Pro/1000 MT Server Adapter.

Player 3.x and later virtual machines can have up to 10 virtual network adapters.

Virtual DHCP Server

The virtual Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server provides IP addresses to virtual machines

in configurations that are not bridged to an external network. For example, the virtual DHCP server assigns

IP addresses to virtual machines in host-only and NAT configurations.

NAT Device

In a NAT configuration, the NAT device passes network data between one or more virtual machines and the

external network, identifies incoming data packets intended for each virtual machine, and sends them to the

correct destination.

Understanding Common Networking Configurations

You can configure bridged networking, NAT, and host-only networking for virtual machines. You can also

use the virtual networking components to create sophisticated custom virtual networks.

Creating custom networks is available only on virtual machines that are created in Workstation. Although

you cannot configure custom networking in Player, you can run a virtual machine that has custom

networking in Player.

Bridged Networking

Bridged networking connects a virtual machine to a network by using the network adapter on the host

system. If the host system is on a network, bridged networking is often the easiest way to give the virtual

machine access to that network.

When you install Player on a Windows or Linux host system, a bridged network (VMnet0) is set up for you.

NAT Networking

With NAT, a virtual machine does not have its own IP address on the external network. Instead, a separate

private network is set up on the host system. In the default configuration, a virtual machine gets an address

on this private network from the virtual DHCP server. The virtual machine and the host system share a

single network identity that is not visible on the external network.

When you install Player on a Windows or Linux host system, a NAT network (VMnet8) is set up for you.

When you use the New Virtual Machine wizard to create a new virtual machine and select the typical

configuration type, the wizard configures the virtual machine to use the default NAT network.

You can have only one NAT network.

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