VMWare Player wireless adapter question

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• The wireless adapter question

  I need a wireless adapter for my old desktop PC.  I think the WMP54G.  Old desktop has XP Pro.  Base of PC has Vista Ultimate.  Router is a WRT54GL.  Network is WPA2 encrypted.  I should have no problem, another adapter would be more appropriate?  Thank you.

  You can certainly go for WMP54G... It works like a charm with WRT54GL router... However, you must make sure that you have all the appropriate corrections NSB your XP computer to support WPA2 security... Your card supports WPA2 security...

• VMware Player 5.0.2 does not see the wireless adapter

  Hello guys,.

  I'm having a problem with VMware Player 5.0.2 build-1031769 (the same exist with older versions of VMware Player 5 but it's the only one I currently have).

  The drive does not recognize my network card Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 AGN wireless on a laptop Lenovo T410. I have an another T410 with Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6200 AGN and it works fine.

  Here are the symptoms:

  -When using NAT networking it works fine

  -When I use open networking, the guest (in this case, Windows XP) operating system said that the cable is disconnected

  -J' found a few threads saying that this could be a router problem, but it's not because with the other computer laptop in the same network, everything works well

  -When I connect to the network using the work of connection LAN (cable) filled without problem

  -My Network on the host operating system works without any problem

  -Windows recognize the adapter wireless without any problem:

  

  -VMware Player does not display the adapter in the transition parameters but shows a kind of virtual map of Microsoft:

  

  -When I run the virtual network Editor is the same: no real but adapter Microsoft virtual card

  

  -J' tried to reset the default network configuration, but this did not help

  I am running Windows 8 Enterprise.

  I'd appreciate any help. Thank you.

  Have you looked in the host properties for the wireless NETWORK card see if the VMware Bridge Protocol client is installed?  If this isn't the case, add (the inf file must be in the folder that player is installed).

• Ethernet adapter for Vmware Player?

  Hello

  I was wonderng if there was a way to assign a PCI Ethernet card dedicated to a virtual machine in the drive. I use the VM for multiplayer pc gaming on a large monitor and an entitled simply the VM its own wireless network card is not fast enough to follow upwards in the game.

  So, really, I'm looking for a way to assign the virtual machine or its own card PCI, or its own Ethernet adapter.

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  The extracted from the network.cab files must be copied in the VMware Player installation directory. This folder contains the IACS-2. 0.dll, but also the other required files.

  André

• Tecra M1: Question about 21003B wireless adapter

  I have a Tecra M1 with 21003B wireless adapter. Company connection to one of our Wi - Fi points poses no problem - stay connected is a science.

  All the 1-2 hours all Wi - Fi access points 'disappear' app to auto-detection. The only way to reconnect is to disconnect XP (SP2).

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  Well, this really strange question. I found on the site of Toshiba four different
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• VMware Player 6 VM - bridged network (Ethernet/LAN) adapter does not work after upgrade to Windows 10 - known issue?

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  I upgraded the PC host, but also virtual machines to Windows Pro 10.

  TheVMware Player 6 VM - bridged network (Ethernet/LAN) adapter does not work after upgrade to Windows 10...

  Is this a known issue?

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  SOLVED!

  
  

  I uninstalled VMware Player, including the abolition of the configuration files.

  
  

  re-installed VMware Player and it worked!

• Question re: parameters of the Optimal high-speed (slow Internet) wireless adapter

  Hi, I recently bought a Dell XPS 8500. The wireless card is a Dell 1703 wireless 802.11b/g/n (2,4 Ghz). Initially the computer wouldn't connect to wireless networks, however after you have reset all used to things (ip, TCP/IPv4 and 6 configurations) and ensuring that the pilots were all the I unchecked the box TCP/IPv6 and I changed the configuration of the wireless adapter and I could connect to my network... about 1/10th of the usual speed. I was wondering if anyone had an idea or optimal for the wireless network card or what settings than to change settings to get my usual download / upload speeds? I have 2 laptops and a desktop computer at home that run on the same router without any problems about 12 Mbps.

  The wireless router that I use is an AVM Fritz! 7930 box.
  I'm not sure if the problem is a Windows 7 problem or a hardware problem.
  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  What do you mean by referring to "reset the usual stuff"? Could make you it more clear?

  You can try to perform a system restore and see if it helps.

  System Restore can return programs and system files from your PC to a time where everything worked, potentially prevent hours of troubleshooting of headaches. It will not affect your documents, images or other data.

  Please see the link: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/products/features/system-restore

  I also suggest you to read this article for more information on optimal configuration of wireless in Windows.

  Setting up a wireless network: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/Setting-up-a-wireless-network?SignedIn=1

• VMWARE PLAYER QUESTIONS?

  We have a Windows XP pro 32-bit system that has been converted into an image of the system using VMware Server, version unknown.    When the image was created the following files were produced, shown in the form of code snippet below.  Can someone tell me why it would create two file extensions separated during this process.   The ultimate goal is to get this image to run inside vmplayer 6 and I have the most difficult time to get this working.  It is my understanding that the hard files are the key here.  Do I have to rename the files .vmd to hard extensions or do the reverse?  Should I put all the files in the directory Libraries\Documents\Virtual Machines\WindowsXpPro c:\\?  What should I remove this directory after the creation of the machine?

  Since it is was created using VMware server does count as a restricted machine? Will it take to buy VMware player more to do this job?

  

  If all the files required for a given virtual machine exist in the same folder, then all that is needed to start the virtual machine is to use the reader > file > open... and select the .vmx config file or simply double-click the configuration from Windows Explorer .vmx file!   If it does not load and run correctly something is wrong and you want more information to investigate.

• VMWare Player-Challenge with network installation to enable the work offline connection-thanks in advance for any help

  Thank you very much in advance for all advice here.

  My situation:

  Developer of novice using a laptop Windows 7 with Ubuntu Server on VMWare Player.

  Customer need and server side development progress on the computer laptop while at home and outside (travel, sometimes without internet/Wi-Fi connection)

  I tried NAT, Bridged, Host-only, and can't seem to find an approach that works offline...

  More details below...

  My question

  How to configure the network to use VMWare player for development while home/away (PCI offline without an internet connection)?

  Thanks again

  Tony

  Other details

  My laptop runs Win7, I use Google Chrome, PuTTY, WinSCP client-side

  My hardware router has an IP address 192.168.0.1

  My VMware - Server Ubuntu - is configured to use the DHCP protocol

  Online I mean a wireless connection to the router and the internet

  Offline - I mean wireless internet connection/no

  Networking networking

  Works ok online. Does not work in offline mode

  When online, I get IP 192.168.0.7 ifconfig in vmware... I can ping the router from the virtual machine and ping the server ubuntu from the command-line to Win7

  Offline... Ping from VM to the router and Ping from Win7 to VM fail.

  NAT networking

  Does not work online or offline

  When 'online' I get IP 192.168.91.128 to ifconfig in VMware, I can ping the router hardware virtual machine ok. When I ping the server ubuntu command line of Win 7 I Request Timed Out

  In offline mode, I get the same IP 192.168.91.128 to ifconfig in the virtual machine. I can't ping the virtual machine hardware router... Destination Host Unreachable. When I ping the server ubuntu command line of Win 7 I have inaccessible Destination host

  Host-Only

  does not work for me either online of offline...

  While online, that is to say that I can get the IP... 192 168 110 128 but the virtual machine can't ping router... Network unreachable. Win7 cannot ping server... Request Timed Out

  While offline, I get the same address IP 192 168 110 128, but VM is unable to ping router network unreachable. Win7 cannot ping server... Destination Host Unreachable

  On the screenshot-VMnet1 as VMnet8 - have APIPA (assigned automatically free private) IP addresses, which should not be the case. Unfortunately I can't tell you what is the cause! Could be something of a facility fails to a VPN client. What you can do, is click on the 'Restore defaults' button in the editor of virtual network or re - install VMware Player (uninstall, reboot the host and reinstall "as Administrator").

  If you have access to the virtual network editor depends on the VMware Player version you are using. With some older versions - which had the "vmnetui.dll" in the installation folder - it was possible to start to operate:

  rundll32.exe vmnetui.dll VMNetUI_ShowStandalone

  André

• Windows 7 comments not see Intel Centrino Wireless Adapter

  Greetings,

  I am running VMware Player 6.0.1 build-1379776 on a host of 7-64 bit Windows.  I installed a 32-bit client for Windows 7 virtual computer and I am unable to see the map of Wi-Fi in the guest.

  NIC Hardwire seems in good shape and I am able to access the bridge very well connection.  The VMware Bridge Protocol Properties on the shows host computer wireless network connection is active and selected.  Under the VM properties > network adapter > configure adapters, Intel Centrino wireless adapter is selected.  The guest operating system is not the adapter.

  I tried to reinstall the drivers for the adapter on the host, disable/enable/uninstall/reinstall the Protocol of bridge of VMware for the wireless card with no change.

  Any ideas or suggestions are appreciated.

  See you soon

  Is that when used in bridge and or NAT or just while than satisfied?  Often fill does not work because of the two limits of the Wi - Fi router or by administration settings.  This last is usually on commercial networks not home networks then NAT works generally when is not connected by a bridge.

• VMware player 5 - connection in bridge problem

  Hi all!

  I am writing because I have a very big problem with the network bridged in Vmware player 5.0.2. No matter what I do it just would not work. NAT and host options only work very well and there is no problem with them. My NIC has vmware bridge Protocol, 'automatic connection settings' and "virtual network editor" is set on this particular card. The only thing I can think is firewall (Norton 360) that can block the connection but all of the vmware software components are allowed to work and NAT service works, so I don't know if this could be the case. I would be very grateful for any advice.

  I have attached the PDF with screenshots showing my configuration. 

  
  

  Norton PS options are in Polish, but they essentially say that Vmware is allowed and that inbound netBIOS' / netBIOS name "communication and communication incoming/outgoing ICMP is blocked.

  P.S in case of faults of vocabulary and that I'm sorry. p

  No, NIC in the host is virtualized / ripped off by the monitor of machine virtual and presented to the customer in a standard way - always cable.  It doesn't matter if the host is using wired or wireless.  Was just letting you know that you can use specific tools wireless in your guest on a virtual NETWORK adapter in this way.  The only way to get into a wireless client is to use a USB wireless adapter and attach that to the guest.  There will of course have to then the drivers for the USB NIC you use.

• VMWare Player and VLAN

  Hi all out there.

  I have a problem regarding virtual local networks and virtualization. The configuration is as follows. Our developers are about to get virtual machines with Linux (centos) guests on their desktop computers. Host machines are Windows 7 boxes with sufficient CPU, RAM and disk space. Each box has only one NIC installed and connected to the internal LAN. On this single cable Lan, there should be 2 VLANS:

  1. vLan id 100 for windows hosts (configured as default vLan on the switch ports)
  2. vLan id 199 for the machine virtual (different configuration for routing/firewall/proxy)

  The network for the virtual machine must be set to bridged, because making web development, developers must be able to access Web servers installed on the virtual machines via a browser.

  The original plan was to use VMware Player, install Linux, configure the vLan in the comments, and it works. But no package has left the virtual machine when you ping the default gateway of the vLan 199. To me, it seems that something is declining for all packages on vLan the vLan 199.

  The questions are:

  • VLANs are supported by VMware Player or workstation after all?
  • They are supported in a configuration like that?
  • How do we? Must be setup in Windows as well?

  Help would be very nice

  Greetings

  Joachim

  The default virtual network Editor is not installed with VMware Player and you will need to transform automatic bridging and define VMnet0 to use vLAN199 and then bridge network adapter to the Virtual Machine should work.

  For the workaround you can run VMware-player-* .exe - e c:\vmptmp from a command line and then search for the c:\vmptmp\network.cab file and extract (double-click on the .cab file) vmnetcfg.exe (virtual network editor) file in the working directory of VMware Player usually 'C:\Program Files\VMware/VMware Player', you can create a shortcut and place it with the shortcut of VMware Player If you want easier access.  NOTE: It takes several minutes for the VMware-player-* .exe to extract all then be patient.

  Post edited by: WoodyZ - view Original, January 19, 2012 07:41 - removed, first paragraph, that in fact it has been copied from another answer I did earlier and by chance this response.

• NIC VMWare Player 3.1.3

  Hello

  I installed VMWare Player and everything works great except for the network connection...  I use a laptop with a wireless connection to internet and I would like to use this connection in my VM.

  I guess that the NAT is the way to go... so I chose NAT in the virtual machine settings.  But no adapter is present in the virtual machine...

  Can someone point me in the right way?

  THX,

  Bart

  ethernet0.virtualDev = "e1000".

  It's one of the reasons why I asked for the configuration first .vmx file.

• No network not found in VMware Player 3.1.1

  Hello

  I created a XP SP2 vm with Workstation 6.5 on my XP system.

  I copied (drag / move) this virtual machine to my Vista system via a hard drive external.

  The two computers are linked to our area.

  On the vista pc, I have VMware Player 3.1.1.

  When I run the XP virtual machine, I can log in the field, but the mapped drives read, "disconnect network drive".

  Network adapter is set to "Bridge".

  I can't ping.

  ipconfig/all is empty.

  Network, explore, in the domain is listed. I can't open display pc's on network.

  NIC's list in Device Manager.

  Someone at - it solution.

  Thank you in advance.

  Welcome to the forums!

  You copied the guest on? Where you asked if it has been moved or copied uner VMware Player? If not, or if you answered the question with "inappropriate" the MAC address has not changed. If the source of duplication is also online, you have a conflict of MAC address on the network.

  AWo

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• VMware Player (VMware Workstation?) Interfere with the connection of the browser

  I installed VMware Player (or so I think) on Vista Home Premium 32 - bit SP2.  Here's what the Properties tab - & gt; Details shows for "C:\Program VMware Player\vmplayer.exe:

  Description of the file: VMware Player
  Type: Application
  File version: 6.5.4.11892
  Product name: VMware Workstation
  Product version: 6.5.4.11892
  Copyright: (c) 1998-2010 VMware, Inc..
  Size: 3.06 MB
  Updated: March 31, 2010 23:31
  Language: English (United States)

  I looked for this in order to make the version of the-what? -VMware Player or VMware Workstation I, and in order to find the right users Guide or manual.

  But this isn't my problem entirely.

  My problem is that I was using my HTTP (browser) client and it has been noticed that I could not connect to certain websites (e.g., http://www.gnu.org/).  I can do that at home, through my wireless router (configured for IP) static on the local network.  Then I go to work where I use the ethernet connection (not getting any IP by DHCP!... configured for a static IP address on the WAN).  I call tech info, that says they can connect.  I think it's because I'm using OpenDNS instead of the name of University servers, and then I enter the "Network Sharing Center' and see 'several networks' and THREE Local (ethernet) connections.

  After that think "WTF?" and think that 2 local connections and 3 are screwing things up, I disable all local connections and re-enable the connection with the hardware ethernet card.  Who has NOT solved the problem of my failed to connect to the web site, that is

  http://grub4dos.sourceforge.NET/

  The service

  http://GSiteCrawler.com/tools/server-status.aspx

  reports the HTTP 200 response code very quickly.  I use this service to see if the info tech group workplace blocks a web site.

  However, I want to learn more about virtual network maps created by the VMware Player (desktop?).  I ran the "vmnetcfg.exe" interface and in the Summary tab, see:

  Virtual network	Subnet	DHCP
  VMnet0 (bridged)	255.255.255.255
  VMnet1 (host only)	192.168.136.0	Activated
  VMnet8 (NAT)	192.168.219.0	Activated

  The guide I want to read should explain what are these local ethernet adapters and they can interfere with the operation of the host outside of the virtual machine.

  Thank you

  Welcome to the forums!

  The guide: http://pubs.vmware.com/ws7_ace26/ws_user/ws_net.html#989125

  Where is your problem to browse occur? In comments or host?

  VMnet0 is the virtual bridged network. He connected the virtual NETWORK adapter of your guests who are bridge transparently to your physical network device.

  VMnet1 is the network invited only, a virtual, where the host and the guests are members of. You see a VMnet1 NIC on the host, because it's the virtual card that the host uses to connect to VMnet1.

  VMnet8 is the NAT network. It connects to each stack TCP/IP Protocol on the host computer. Therefore the guest may use any communication device that uses TCP/IP. Th egust is hidden behind the NAT device. This means that all packets leaving the host, coming from the prompt appear to come from the host. VMnet8 virtual card is one that connects to the host on VMnet8 virtual network to enable external communication for the customer.

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