Hello. I am running 8 VMs on my PC (5950X) and have issues with disconnects. They all have their own VM's with 2gb and 1 Core. Running NAT as I cant work out how to get them to run bridge mode. Would having them all in NAT be the cause of the disconnects? The go down 1 after the other. If so, can someone show me how to get them into bridged mode. I have tried the FAQ way but they don't show any internet connectivity.

How much RAM does the host have?
Is this VMWare workstation/Player or Virtualbox etc?
What else is the host doing?
I doubt that NAT is the problem, thats what I use under VMWare workstation and its fine.

legalis wrote:
Hello. I am running 8 VMs on my PC (5950X) and have issues with disconnects. They all have their own VM's with 2gb and 1 Core. Running NAT as I cant work out how to get them to run bridge mode. Would having them all in NAT be the cause of the disconnects? The go down 1 after the other. If so, can someone show me how to get them into bridged mode. I have tried the FAQ way but they don't show any internet connectivity.

If you run vmware workstation open network editor



Switch from auto config to your internet adapter on the host. Bridged means your real router distribute addresses, but workstation should know where is internet adapter and where is your vpn or remote desktop adapter. If you use NAT then define address range like 192.168.0.x to look like standard router range. NAT is OK, but bots may be linked if you use rare local network range.