The network topology over here is such that the internet facing network is wireless only and the private internal network is wired only, so testing the internet connection on a wired NIC isn't possible. I have also tried to connect to the wireless network through the same wireless NIC on the host (with all the appropriate protocols enabled) and the host is able to connect and pull a DHCP address from the router it just will not work in the VM.
I tried uninstalling the wireless NIC drivers, reinstalling them, resetting the winsock catalog and ip stack, uninstalled and reinstalling VMWare, but nothing seems to work. I even tried assigning a static IP and pinging the gateway which also does not work. I connect to the wireless network from the host OS and then attempt to get a DHCP address inside the guest VM but it does not work. I changed VMNet 0 from automatic bridging to bridge the specific wireless NIC and set my guest VM to use bridging. I have followed the VMWare guide which instructed me to disable everything on the wireless NIC except VMWare Bridge Protocol. What I'm trying to accomplish is to have the host OS use the wired ethernet to connect to an internal private network and the guest VM to use the wireless NIC in bridge mode to access the internet but still keep the host OS isolated from the internet.
#VMWARE WORKSTATION FOR MAC WIFI WINDOWS#
No antivirus (except windows defender) is installed.Host has 1 wired ethernet and 1 internal wireless NIC.
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