Workstation 10: ip address conflict problem?

Hello

For testing purposes, I simulate our production network within the workstation in network "host-only '. (10.6.6.0/24)

I have several copies of our servers running here as virtual machines.

The network invited only has disabled DHCP, machines to obtain their ip addresses of one of the virtual servers.

PROBLEM: I need to assign the address 10.6.6.1 to a server that I copied, it should be located on this address.

When this server it boots with an ip address conflict error when you try to use this address.

No other virtual machine uses this address. There not real as network still leaks here when I disconnect my pc of physical network.

Even turn off all vm but one (that has a completely different address) and ping 10.6.6.1 is always present on the network invited only.

So that perhaps only leaves the dhcp server on vmware with this address, even though I disabled dhcp for this network?

Or another component of vmware?

Does anyone know how I might be able to release this address to use?

* Edit:

I turned on vmware dhcp for this network and looked in the file "vmnetdhcp.conf" - this (host VMnet2) dhcp server MAC address matches the address that responds to the pings for this address.

I tried to change the address of the dhcp server in the file under the 'fixed address' option, but which seems to be ignored, even after a reboot. When I start a VM that the MAC address is always in response to pings to 10.6.6.1.

So disable the DHCP does not delete the address, or alter the configuration file.

Any other ideas please someone?

Thank you

Bryce Stenberg

Oh!    to answer my own question...

Was in front of me all the time, uncheck the box "connect a virtual map of the host for this network" in the virtual network Editor. It no longer displays as host only, just under the "custom" name, but it is still a guest only network.

If it works for me.  If I really need to pass the ip address of the 'virtual host map' it looks like this is not possible.

Kind regards

Bryce Stenberg.

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