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vmware player: tie NAT interface to specific physical interface

scoob8000

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With VMware player, is it possible to force the VM NAT interface to use a specific interface on the host?

In this case, I have a VM setup for nat and all works as expected, but I want to route all the VM traffic out over my Cisco VPN interface.

Ideas?

(VMWare player 3.1.0, VPN Client 5.0.03, WinXP Host)
 
Not exactly. Nat is an internal network where your host has a "network card" to that internal network that supports IP Masquerading. That's all. It enters your host - destination should determine outbound interface.
 
No you cant nat to specific interface. If you want to use a specific interface then choose External Network
 
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