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I have a network card installed with two ports. One port allows me to access the VMs through the WMware Remote Console. The other port allows the VMs to access the Internet and other servers on the network. The port for the Internet died. How can I reroute the VMs to the management port, so that all traffic is going through the working port? <br />
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I am able to Putty into the box itself. I also have the VMware Remote software installed. Is there another piece of management software I need to have installed? If so, what is it called, and where can I get it.
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I have a network card installed with two ports. One port allows me to access the VMs through the WMware Remote Console. The other port allows the VMs to access the Internet and other servers on the network. The port for the Internet died. How can I reroute the VMs to the management port, so that all traffic is going through the working port? 

I am able to Putty into the box itself. I also have the VMware Remote software installed. Is there another piece of management software I need to have installed? If so, what is it called, and where can I get it.

VMWare ESX 2.5

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