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The current version of VMWare (Workstation 6.5.1, 6.5.2, Server 2.0.1, Player) doesn’t support NAT on Windows 7 (RC1). Typically you can ping servers and do nslookups but not use your Internet Browser or ssh/telnet etc.<br />
But you can use the Internet Connection Sharing (ICS).
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A more complex solution by removing all virtual adapters can be found in this <a href="http://communities.vmware.com/thread/214098" target="_blank"><strong><span style="color: #0a8fbc">VMWare Forum thread</span></strong></a> but this made some troubles on my PC so I simplified these instructions.
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<h2>First Step: change virtual IP</h2>
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<li>Run “Manage Virtual Networks” (VMWare Player: start vmnetcfg.exe from installation directory) with administrave rights</li>
<li>go to “Host Virtual Network Mapping” tab, select the “>” next to VMnet1 and (if necessary) change the subnet to something different than 192.168.137.0 (for example 192.168.50.0) and click apply</li>
<li>go to “Host Virtual Network Mapping” tab, select the “>” next to VMnet8 and change the subnet to 192.168.137.0 and click apply</li>
<li>go to “NAT” tab, click edit and change gateway IP adress to 192.168.137.1 and click apply, ????????, ???gateway?, ??NAT??Disable???????, ???ICS????. ?????????VMware???DHCP??.</li>
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It is not necessary to restart the NAT service.
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<h2>Second Step: enable ICS</h2>
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<li>open the “Network and Sharing Center” and click “Change adapter settings”</li>
<li>open the properties of your LAN-Connection, go to the “sharing” tab and enable “allow other network users to connet through this computer’s internet connection” and select to connect through VMnet8</li>
<li>windows tells you that it will assign IP 192.168.137.1, click OK</li>
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<h2>Third Step: check VMs</h2>
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If you have configured a fixed IP inside your VM you must change the IP4 Gateway and DNS1 to 192.168.137.1
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Note 1: Port forwarding has to be configured using the ICS Settings button, not the VMWare NAT-Dialog.
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Note 2: Windows 7 Beta seems to use 192.168.37.1 as IP for ICS.
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Note 3: no Windows Firewall changes are necessary
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