Originally posted by: Quintox
How can I change my ip in a virtual machine using VMware?
Not doing anything illegal or what not, just curious if possible, I heard it was.
Originally posted by: bsobel
Originally posted by: Quintox
How can I change my ip in a virtual machine using VMware?
Not doing anything illegal or what not, just curious if possible, I heard it was.
What kind of networking are you using in the virtual machine? Bridged? If so, your getting an ip from either dhcp or a static one just like a regular machine. NAT? If so you can edit the nat ranges in the network manager.
Originally posted by: Quintox
Originally posted by: bsobel
Originally posted by: Quintox
How can I change my ip in a virtual machine using VMware?
Not doing anything illegal or what not, just curious if possible, I heard it was.
What kind of networking are you using in the virtual machine? Bridged? If so, your getting an ip from either dhcp or a static one just like a regular machine. NAT? If so you can edit the nat ranges in the network manager.
I don't know much about networking -- I'm using a Belkin wireless router -- so I go in my router settings, and then what?
Originally posted by: Amtrak
Yeah, Bill likes to know these things. He likes to get into things that are none of his business then come back at him.
Originally posted by: MrChad
Originally posted by: Amtrak
Yeah, Bill likes to know these things. He likes to get into things that are none of his business then come back at him.
Originally posted by: bsobel
Originally posted by: Quintox
Originally posted by: bsobel
Originally posted by: Quintox
How can I change my ip in a virtual machine using VMware?
Not doing anything illegal or what not, just curious if possible, I heard it was.
What kind of networking are you using in the virtual machine? Bridged? If so, your getting an ip from either dhcp or a static one just like a regular machine. NAT? If so you can edit the nat ranges in the network manager.
I don't know much about networking -- I'm using a Belkin wireless router -- so I go in my router settings, and then what?
Wait, are you looking to change the internal address you get from your router or your public address from your isp? Nothing in your vm is going to change your public address. Can you elaborate more on what your trying to do?
Originally posted by: Quintox
Originally posted by: bsobel
Wait, are you looking to change the internal address you get from your router or your public address from your isp? Nothing in your vm is going to change your public address. Can you elaborate more on what your trying to do?
Internal, sorry
Originally posted by: MrChad
Originally posted by: Quintox
Originally posted by: bsobel
Wait, are you looking to change the internal address you get from your router or your public address from your isp? Nothing in your vm is going to change your public address. Can you elaborate more on what your trying to do?
Internal, sorry
You need to find your virtual machine settings within VMWare (not sure if you're using ESXi, Server or Workstation) and determine if your network is setup as Bridged, NAT or Host-Only. From there we can provide further instructions.
Originally posted by: BlahBlahYouToo
rofl, so you want to hide your virtual machines so that big brother can't track you?
that's not going to work. if you're natting, they'll still see your public IP.
Originally posted by: Quintox
Originally posted by: BlahBlahYouToo
rofl, so you want to hide your virtual machines so that big brother can't track you?
that's not going to work. if you're natting, they'll still see your public IP.
No no, lol this is actually for Mybrute
Originally posted by: Quintox
Originally posted by: BlahBlahYouToo
rofl, so you want to hide your virtual machines so that big brother can't track you?
that's not going to work. if you're natting, they'll still see your public IP.
No no, lol this is actually for Mybrute