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Re: [PLUG] VMWare Workstation Bridged Mode Question
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Yes, you should be able to do it. I've seen it done, or at least
something very similar, so that a bunch of vmware machines were on a
local subnet. The instructions should be as simple as "set static IP,
set to bridged mode".
--Gordon
Brian Vagnoni wrote:
> If I have several static, non-private ip's, say 123.123.123.123 - 123.123.123.129, and the host machine is using a static ip of 123.123.123.123, shouldn't I be able to use bridge mode to have the vm on say 123.123.123.124-129? The system also has 4 interfaces cards on it eth0-eth3.
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> I basically want the vm to sit on the internet with a real ip. Can I even do that with workstation, or do I need VMWare Server?
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