If your desired adapter isn't appearing in the list it is because "vmware bridge protocol" is disabled for that adapter.1/5. From the drop down box below select the host adapter to which you want VMnet0 to be bridged.
This is the default virtual switch which uses bridging network configuration. It includes the following updates: Support for new guest operating systems: Windows 10 19H2 Debian 10.0/10.1 Open vmnetcfg.exe select VMnet0.
The extracted file to install virtual network editor is not available in the package. We need to upgrade it into the paid version. The free version of VMware-player-12.5.1-4542065.exe doesn't install virtual network editor. Simply, the solution is to run it from the command line using: vmware-netcfg. However they've made it harder to find the advanced network settings, or at least I couldn't find it while clicking around. If you're using VMware Player then at one point you'll want to edit the network configuration for your virtual image. Note: Please follow the steps in our documentation to enable e-mail notifications if you want to receive the related email notification for this thread.
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