Through a putty connection in win10, i connected as expected. (Internally in NAT Settings it set Gateway IP as 192.168.142.2)Īfter this changes, i started a centos7 with dhcp and check the new IP assigned. : 192.168.142.254įrom Win10 "Network Connections" I updated "VMware Network Adapter VMnet8" as requested (check before and after screenshots attached).īesides, since VMware VNE was still considering vm8 as the old subnet, i also updated these values (check after2 screenshot attached) New SubnetIP is 192.168.142.0. : VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter for VMnet8 Packets: Sent = 2, Received = 0, Lost = 2 (100% loss),ĭescription. The VMware NAT Service service was started successfully. The VMware NAT Service service was stopped successfully.Ĭ:\WINDOWS\system32>net start "VMware NAT Service" The VMware NAT Service service is stopping.
Packets: Sent = 3, Received = 1, Lost = 2 (66% loss),Ĭ:\WINDOWS\system32>net stop "VMware NAT Service" Reply from 192.168.247.1: Destination host unreachable. So, i tried restarting service you shared, does not work.Īny other suggestion? Or should i perform the fix in other way? It worked before sleep, and failed after sleep. Is there a way to totally remove the app, so i start from zero? (cleaning all paths, regedit, etc.)įrom my host i checked by using ping to my guest 192.168.247.128 so i uninstall this version and install back to the 15.5. I upgrade to vmware workstation 16.0, the issue is still present. Looks like it is any firewall in win10, but do not know where to look and, it is fixed by restoring VNE configuration. I checked vmware.log but it does not seem to fail anything. I checked vmware services in host w10, they were always up an running in automatic. It works with default values, but it looks like is not related to guest machines. I tryied also creating a new CentOS guest. If i just close the VMWare Workstation application and open it again all still works ok (avoiding suspend the host)
Nevertheless, if I suspend/shutdown Host, the issue comes back. I had no luck with repair option, neither with uninstall/install option.
I rather import a fixed configuration so NAT subnet has the range i need in my Centos. I noticed that modifying VNE (by restoring default) i can connect ping, ssh, ftp, etc to guests. they can ping to 8.8.8.8)įrom Host (Win10), it is unabled to ping to each VM. Guest VMs (CentOS and Win7) do have internet connection (they can connect internet.
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