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 Thank you very much for &nbsp;your answer. i get it :)!
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Thank you very much for  your answer. i get it :)!

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Problem with VMWARE:<br />
I want to setup 2 networks: 1 bridge (use switch VMNet0) and one local, use switch VMNet2. Two networks connect to each other through a virtual machine (call V1), use 2 adapters for this 2 networks.<br />
My problem is , after V1 connect to VMNet2, i can't connect to Internet, although i can ping well. If i disable the interface to VMNet2, V1 surfs web, ssh well.<br />
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&nbsp;Please help me !<br />
Thanks
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Problem with VMWARE:
I want to setup 2 networks: 1 bridge (use switch VMNet0) and one local, use switch VMNet2. Two networks connect to each other through a virtual machine (call V1), use 2 adapters for this 2 networks.
My problem is , after V1 connect to VMNet2, i can't connect to Internet, although i can ping well. If i disable the interface to VMNet2, V1 surfs web, ssh well.

 Please help me !
Thanks

VMWare connect to the Internet

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