I'll see If I can be clear here.
Host has 2 individual NIC's running Windows 10 Pro. Both have static IP addresses. 100.100.0.xxx and 10.53.2.xxx
Guest is running Windows 7 Pro 64-bit.
I need to keep the sub nets separate. The only way I can access both sub nets is to set both vmnets to NAT and the guest OS ethernet adapters to DHCP. This configuration allows pings from guest to host, but not host to guest.
If I disable one ethernet adapter I can statically assign both Host and Guest and set to Bridged and one subnet works fine, but then no access to the other subnet.
Network adapter #1
10.53.2.123 >>>>(Static) HOST |NAT| 192.168.206.128 | (DHCP) GUEST
Network adapter #2 | |
100.100.0.xxx>>>(Static) HOST |NAT| 192.168.206.129 | (DHCP) GUEST
I would really prefer to have the Guest OS ethernet set statically. I have Tight VNC installed on the guest and need to remote directly to the OS. The current configuration doesn't let it work that way.
If VM Player is not configurable for that functionality and I need a different version please let me know.
If I can clear up any inconsistencies, please let me know.
Thank you.
