How to use the Virtual Network Editor in VMware Workstation

1. Bridged

Connects a virtual machine to a real network using the host (physical computer) computer’s network adapter. It uses the Cards available in our system. e.g = Ethernet Card, Wifi..

2. NAT

When the VM communicates with the outside world, it uses the IP address of the host machine. After installing the VM Workstation virtualization program, the network settings of a new virtual machine you create are configured as NAT. By default, NAT is selected. Anyone who is on the same block from virtual can be pinged.

3. Host-only

A private network can be created between the VM where this option is enabled and the host machine, with the help of a virtual Ethernet card. It cannot be pinged in any way from outside. It cannot be thrown from the inside. However, when the same network adapter is selected for each machine, the machines can be accessed.

I hope I was able to explain it well. If there is a missing or wrong place, do not forget to comment and indicate.

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