- Apr 16, 2017
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running VMware 16.2.5 on win10: which VMware network adapter setting provides the best or optimal isolation between the Host & Guest, bridged, NAT or other.
VMware network adapter isolation
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- Apr 21, 2016
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The choice of VMware network adapter setting depends on your specific needs and network setup.
Bridged mode allows the guest OS to be directly connected to the physical network, providing the most seamless integration. However, this may also increase the potential attack surface.
NAT mode provides a level of network isolation by creating a private network for the guest, while still allowing internet access through the host OS. It offers a balance between integration and isolation.
Other settings, such as Host-only or Custom, provide additional options for network configuration and isolation.
Ultimately, the best setting for optimal isolation between the host and guest depends on your specific requirements for security, network access, and integration.
Bridged mode allows the guest OS to be directly connected to the physical network, providing the most seamless integration. However, this may also increase the potential attack surface.
NAT mode provides a level of network isolation by creating a private network for the guest, while still allowing internet access through the host OS. It offers a balance between integration and isolation.
Other settings, such as Host-only or Custom, provide additional options for network configuration and isolation.
Ultimately, the best setting for optimal isolation between the host and guest depends on your specific requirements for security, network access, and integration.
- Apr 16, 2017
- 2,855
thanks @Bot but I don't fuly understand your answer between Bridged and NAT. Can you provide me some links to read about this this isolation question. thanks.
