How to Configure a NAT Network in VMWare Workstation

[@eddyoz3d]

this dude saved me 11 years later, I just understood what I was doing wrong about configuring my NAT, holy shit, thanks man. knowledge I haven't seen anywhere else.

[@eelson2]

After the shock and awe of the ponies...... great tutorial, great information and communicated well. Thank you, this was Exactly what I was looking for.

[@jz295491]

LOL !!! :) :)

[@wilson409]

Indeed got disturbing

[@ellistarceansa8182]

Ryan - you are hilarious!!!!!! I didn't solve my VMware Player's inability to connect to the internet ... but it didn't matter ... your Ponies and animated cooking style "one I made earlier" had me rolling on the floor!!! Thank you!!!!

[@jkay2536]

i have no idea why, but hearing your voice just makes feel soothed.

[@prajithkarumathil]

Very Good one. I was struck for days as I couldn't use my VM in Internet. The way you narrate is too good.Thanks a lot

[@rodrodrigues1729]

Every now and then I come back to this video to make me laugh. AWsome... and useful.

[@andro92meda]

WHAT A VIDEO! I've been very confused for configure an NAT Network in VMware for a long time, even for almost a month and I just find this video and try it, it was absolutely very helpful!!! Thanks a lot!!!!

[@krystian98]

I've never had so much fun learning how to configure a network, thanks. I actually needed like 2 minutes of this video but watched whole cuz it was very entertaining.

[@dennisquiambao5551]

because of you im going to play around with VMWare now. you are hilarious dude.

[@LIZZYYAO]

Really helpful. It spent me 2 hours before I watched this video. Thank you!

[@mojoacoustic]

Mate - You are seriously the man.!! - Thank you! I hope to God - You are here to help to apply the same principles with IPv6 as IPv4 won't be around forever... - I had to change my IP settings to what you had - Then things started to work.. - I was on 10.192.12.0 network but this wasn't working - However your 10.0.0.0 one does. For anyone confused, and following the video step by step - The default Gateway (TCP/IP Settings) on the VM Client needs to be set to 10.0.0.2, and the Preferred DNS should be whatever your DC is - For me my DC was 10.0.0.10 - I can now hopefully start practising with getting IPhones tested with Exch 2010! You might want to change your wall paper though

[@gforero]

Dude I won't comment on the pony thing because you helped me to accomplished what I need it....Many Thanks!

[@howartthou]

I will answer my own question. The answer is YES! Well it worked for me thanks to this video. All in a domain and with internet access. Very cool. VM Workstation 9 also allows the VM's to run by themselves by acting as a server. Anyway, this is a really handy video...

[@KrishnaMellamarthy]

Awesome video. Kudos. I was able to configure NAT on my VMware guest following your video

[@cunconsieuquay98]

Thanks a lot! i 'm a vietnamese, and i have problem to finish my homework, and... you help me!, thanks you so much!

[@loctruong3521]

love the quirky comments. very good explanation. keep up the good work.

[@DjSwiti]

You're so entertaining ! I laughed when you talked about your system administrator skills :D Thank you, this is really helpful, even if i'm using a linux machine, I got the concept and it worked !

[@bizarro01]

Exactly what I was trying to figure out how to do for my VMware VCP study lab! Thanks!

[@navadajones6312]

Damn almost felt like I would need a shower after this video till he laughed 1:04

[@vincentkenjiro4054]

I thought i was the only one

[@AnhTraiWhy]

Thank you so much! You saved my day. I spent almost a day to looking for this. God bless you :)

[@Cryptic_Keeper]

Thank's finally figured out what i was doing wrong, from one Brony to another love the BG . fuuny intro made me laugh.

[@brainbrain1979]

Thanks for the video. This has been doing my head in for ages!

[@Damianop]

Do you need to modify your LAN properties on the host machine for sharing specifically with the VMnet8?

[@samivv450]

Thank you! Very helpful and was much to watch.

[@stanislavmichailov7108]

Thanks a lot - it helped me when i was looking for NAT settings

[@InocenteSandoval]

Informative and Hilarious. Nice! Wish I had come across your channel a long time ago. Subscribed!

[@theocfetoh8606]

Liked and subscribed for my little pony. In all seriousness, your technical information split up with a bit of humor is a nice vacation from a lot of the technical jargon on youtube. I love that youtube is essentially the aggregate sum of human knowledge in tutorial form, but some of it is so dry it is really hard to concentrate. I did lol at the my little pony breaks from the material. Keep up the good work!

[@robinclaridge5297]

Brilliant! and so funny. Nice one!

[@soumiksen]

That statement was really cool... " I like to click through things "

[@samurai5454]

You sir are a star!

[@EricZimerman]

Is your vmware subnet set to the same as your local machine's?

[@anangreza5363]

a lot of fun for your lesson..TQVM..

[@TheStevenWhiting]

So you're on your local home network, setup on the 10.0.0.1 range (because I find it easier to type). On that network is a NAS with useful stuff. All your VMs are on NAT using say 192.168.1.1, how do you then get access to the NAS from the VMs?

[@Minhpham-gk7nk]

thanks so much! you're the best of the best. I have found this for a long time.

[@howartthou]

Thanks, that was very well presented. I am hoping with your NAT configuration I can create a domain controller and have other VM's join that domain. Would using NAT be the best way to run a network on a domain?

[@hollistersurfer06]

Bro this video is brilliant and very entertaining!! Thank you!

[@joseckmanani1923]

Awesome explanation. Thank you.

[@roberthunt5307]

Plain, simple and very funny. Thanks.

[@Vitamindsc]

...... right click your connection in lower right corner to access network center quicker ... just 2 clicks to network adapters

[@TheStevenWhiting]

Presenting style is good, need more vids!

[@prakash3817]

Thank you for your video. It works for me.

[@Tienshdbz]

Great tutorial. My little PONY!!

[@palych3000]

Thnx, man. Really useful video;)

[@QuintinMassey]

omg that was hilarious! :D If ANYONE leaves their computer unlocked and unattended, that desktop background is going on it for sure.

[@Akira29H]

I have PC installed with VMworkstation. In my VM i installed Windows server and Ubuntu. My physical PC have 192.168.1.x (static) subnet 255.255.255.0 then in vm network editor i use VMnet0 (NAT) but in my W2008 i got 192.168.233.128 on physical machine VMWare NEtwork adapterVMnet0 show 192.168.233.1 without gateway and my server can surf Net. but my Ubuntu program cant ping even the host. Please help

[@jojo-pe8zw]

cheers from Jordan you've made my day too :-)

[@RedHotSynth]

Also, if you have multiple VMs and you want to be able to RDP into each one individually, how can you send port 3389 to each VM? Does this mean you can only RDP into only one VM?

[@takslight]

Hi Ryan, Hope you can help me with my problem, I have 2 Lan Card, Intel & Realtek, Both are using static PUBLIC IP. Intel is using 1 public IP no problem, I want my guest OS Windows 7 to use the Realtek static IP Address.. Is there a way to do this? I've tried to right click the realtek adapter and de select everything other than the VMware Bridge & make sure that the Network card being use on my Guest OS is the realtek, after putting the ipv4 details it can't connect to internet. Thanks :)

[@enivr0]

Thank you for Trial 30 days VMware. Thx You too :)

[@markus4716]

Brilliant! Thanks for the tutorial really helped me out!

[@TheBareSaint]

I love this tutorial!

[@edeling90]

Hey Ryan... love the video you sound like a guy who is in the know.. ive got a lab environment with 3 servers connected to the same VNET8(NAT) all access internet fine and ping one another on that interface... the servers each have a second host only interface for their respective subnet how would you get the client of say your first server, to ping the second server.. thank you in advance

[@scottlovejoy9235]

Does this work on the Player version?

[@TheTerminator317]

thanks for the video. but no idea why did you keep DHCP ticked when you are clearly using static IP in VM. Also if you still can't access internet after this configuration than adding new NIC to VM will do the trick. Adding NIC fixed internet access problem from VM..

[@dthacker9]

Good tutorial ( and funny!)

[@ShaShizzle]

So can i setup a network for 5 pc's with this?

[@kamouyaenciodassilverash5245]

Hey i'm having a probem, i have vm ware installed with windows xp sp2, i've been trying to have an internet connection on my virtual machine but I cant seem to , I dont find the TCP/Ipv4.... What am i supposed to do ?? :/

[@SiddharthBirje]

Just an awesome and an awesome one !

[@sdrtyrtyrtyuty]

Mind sharing the wallpaper?

[@Mrdardeer]

Hi , thanks for the tutorial man how can i connect vmware workstation (am using fedora virtual machine ) with my PC and to apply a ftp,sftp connection with it

[@thanhxuannguyen6858]

thank for your video. funny man!

[@tompkinzz1]

Hey Just wanted to say Thank You. I've been working on some MS Certificates and needed this info for my virtual lab. And You made me laugh my balls off with My little Pony.

[@TheTerminator317]

Also configuring DNS forwarders is not necessary for Internet access. My lab worked without any DNS forwarders. All you need to ensure is: 1) Configure NAT in network preferences. Make sure gateway IP in NAT settings is configured as gateway in VM too 2) Also obviously ensure gateway IP and IP given to VM are in same subnet 3) Right click on the VM from VMware workstation and click settings. Ensure VM is using NAT there 4) Configuring DNS forwarders is not required for Internet access. DHCP is also not required if VM is configured with static IP 5) No changes are required on the PC/Laptop network as long as you have internet access from there.

[@uxm2009]

Man.. you are a tiny, little , GOD. Hahaha!!! Thank you for entering in my world. :) Thanks for the vid man. :) PS : Where can I find this AWESOME PONY WALLPAPER???? :P

[@lukemorrison7678]

Is it recognized as a unique IP? Meaning if I want to run SAMBAS on my Ubuntu Host, will it recognize the domain>? Another thing - > Can I connect external computers to my virtual network - meaning if I had a seperate computer, can I get it on my virtual domain??? Let me know, I hope you are still posted on this thread

[@Lil_X_YKR]

i can't find the vmware folder

[@AZAKISMART]

thanks brother that helped me so much - appreciated

[@SundayRide1204]

you had me at getting comfortable

[@abhinavchaudhari9591]

Thank you so much!even worked on linux

[@tigercoolbuddy]

U R Rock................. Man.....................

[@TheDistingueOne]

Where did the 10.0.0.2 and all the other 10.x.x IP addresses come from. I have 192.168 IP addresses. A quick response is very much appreciated.

[@AZAKISMART]

you can assign any authorized ip address range as you wish , as this is isolated subnet , u can use class a , class b or class c adress

[@dee3tube]

you are the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@chinorko1]

Thanks, helped me out alot.

[@robertb8447]

how much have you had had to drink while making this video at almost 1am? Cookies?!?!?!?!? Double Check! ROFL! awesome, but honestly, it really helped me.

[@kaushikmitra803]

Thru browser internet surfing can be done but can not ping yahoo.com or any and it says time out how to resolve??

[@MrMula81]

You are awesome!

[@jonascrauwels6691]

Thanks man, could you make more tutorials on the server roles or network related things? I wanted to see more, but seems most of your videos cover basic office stuff :/

[@stevie2262]

how to get internet if mac os in pc? vmware?

[@RukshanDissanayake94]

can anyone tell me is it possible to get a different ip address than the host when we connect to the internet?

[@xuantoan4709]

sir please help me, in my vmware -> NAT have vmnet 0, vmnet 1,vmnet 8, and i can not find vmnet 2 ,3,4,5,6..,19 please help me fix it

[@johnlamock]

Very good video, thank you!

[@DannnLixi]

the intro was amazing xD

[@silvaa66]

Amazing!!!!!! and My daughter likes too ?)

[@VSleader]

eeeeeeeyyyy dont forget the cake it seems delicious ;) :P :P

[@foreverpurple3316]

thank you so much! dude btw, love my little pony!

[@hackwithspeck]

This didnt settle what i asked about configuring NAT Network not NAT Mode.

[@metalscythe100]

This is not working for windows Nt. It can't create virtual adapter to network of NT

[@sysops68]

This was great. I love how you kept it entertaining with the MY Lil Pony shit!!!! Onr thing..I would've loved to see what your setting were on the VMWare adapter on your laptop. You just went to the adapter but didn't open it. I'm still having probs but would have like to see what you had so that I could at least validate against what I had. Maybe it may not have mattered but would have been good to see that.

[@hicalls]

thank you brother :)

[@sajlaxman8455]

That was awesome... I did nat on my vm machine My doubt is can anyone trace me with my original lap ip address or with my mac addres if yes how to hide it Please Tell Me How To Do It... Thanks...

[@anuragsom09]

very helpful :🙂

[@jamiehutber9754]

Now what I really wanna know is, how to set a VPN to a specific card only!

[@abhi037]

HHello Ryan, Please post Bridge network Host=> win7 and Guest => Linux

[@tirtasumarsono5021]

dude you really are funny!

[@TeslaMaxwell]

Dude, I love you, thanks a lot. I'd like to know if it's possible to share an internet access on one of the VMs to my host PC? * [VM->HOST]

[@lotfimai]

nice tutorial, but why pony ???

[@wetukman]

Im checking this video out in the library at the library and this little girl about 10 looks over every-once in a while it must your wall paper and not your NAT presentation! even tho its good. I tried to get this working at first by using a bridged connection but it wouldn't work, NAT works fine in Linux and Windows.

[@ajaj5284]

thanks i set up lab after seeing

[@djamalInfo]

Thank you so much!!

[@DuncanGitahi]

you did help