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Asked by NOC210E in VMware, Microsoft Operating Systems
I have a user who recently purchased a Verizon Wireless MiFi 2200 Intelligent Mobile Hotspot. He runs Vista Business on his laptop with VM Workstation 6 installed. He would like to be able to have internet access from the MiFi 2200 on the host computer and two virtual guest machines running XP Professional SP2. I was able to establish connectivity on all 3 by configuring the network adapter of one of the virtual guests to use a Bridged connection and the other to use a NAT connection. This worked fine until he tried to connect to a corporate network from one of the virtual guests using a VPN client. When he did that connectivity was lost on the guest. Can someone please advise what the optimal configuration should be for this scenario? My user needs to be able to have all three machines (1 host, 2 virtual guests) connected to the MiFi 2200, and the virtual guests need to be able to use VPN clients to connect to corporate networks. Thanks in advance!
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