VMware Workstation 5.0

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Sample Linux vmnetnat.conf File

# Linux NAT configuration file

[host]

# NAT gateway address

ip = 192.168.237.2/24

hostMAC = 00:50:56:C0:00:08

# enable configuration; disabled by default for security reasons

#configport = 33445

# VMnet device if not specified on command line

device = VMnet8

# Allow PORT/EPRT FTP commands (they need incoming TCP stream...)

activeFTP = 1

# Allows the source to have any OUI. Turn this one if you change the OUI

# in the MAC address of your virtual machines.

#allowAnyOUI = 1

[udp]

# Timeout in seconds, 0 = no timeout, default = 60; real value might

# be up to 100% longer

timeout = 30

[dns]

# This section applies only to Windows.

#

# Policy to use for DNS forwarding. Accepted values include order,

# rotate, burst.

#

# order: send one DNS request at a time in order of the name servers

# rotate: send one DNS request at a time, rotate through the DNS servers

# burst: send to three servers and wait for the first one to respond

policy = order;

# Timeout in seconds before retrying DNS request.

timeout = 2

# Retries before giving up on DNS request

retries = 3

# Automatically detect the DNS servers (not supported in Windows NT)

autodetect = 1

# List of DNS servers to use. Up to three may be specified

#nameserver1 = 208.23.14.2

#nameserver2 = 63.93.12.3

#nameserver3 = 208.23.14.4

[netbios]

# This section applies only to Windows.

# Timeout for NBNS queries.

nbnsTimeout = 2

# Number of retries for each NBNS query.

nbnsRetries = 3

# Timeout for NBDS queries.

nbdsTimeout = 3

[incomingtcp]

# Use these with care - anyone can enter into your virtual machine through

# these...

# FTP (both active and passive FTP is always enabled)

# ftp localhost 8887

#8887 = 192.168.27.128:21

# WEB (make sure that if you are using named webhosting, names point to

# your host, not to guest... And if you are forwarding port other

# than 80 make sure that your server copes with mismatched port

# number in Host: header)

# lynx http://localhost:8888

#8888 = 192.168.27.128:80

# SSH

# ssh -p 8889 root@localhost

#8889 = 192.168.27.128:22

[incomingudp]

# UDP port forwarding example

#6000 = 192.168.27.128:6001

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