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VMWare Workstation and Ubuntu server. Network settings help needed.

Asked by farroar in VMware, Ubuntu, Miscellaneous Networking

Tags: virtualization VMware Server

I am having some trouble getting things set-up on my server. I am running W2k3 server with VMware workstation 6.5. I installed Ubuntu server 9.04 in VMWare. I am doing this to learn about virtualization and linux. I am not understanding how the networking should be setup though VMware. My network is on  10.10.0.x the W2K3 server IP is 10.10.0.2. The router is handing out a DHCP range of .100 - .120. I figured that VMware would simply bridge the DHCP from my router over to Ubuntu giving it an ip within that range, but it is not. It is getting an IP of 192.168.0.128 and I have confirmed that it is set to DHCP via the interfaces file under /etc/network/. Is this IP change by VMware the bridging taking place? I am able to successfully ping sites and computers on my network, which tells me things are working. I would like to experiment with the Ubuntu server and be able to connect to it remotely. What do I need to do to get it on the same subnet?

Thanks

And any references to documentation to learn from would be helpful as well.
 
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