Configure and implement Fusion virtual networking components on your virtual machine to connect to other virtual machines in your networking environment.
Fusion supports only Ethernet-based networking, but provides several options for connecting to networks.
In Fusion, when you edit settings for a virtual network adapter, you can choose from several types of network connections.
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You can connect the virtual network adapter for the virtual machine and set the type of networking to use. |
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You can assign a MAC address manually if you need to ensure that the same MAC address is always assigned to the virtual network adaptor for a virtual machine. |
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You can add up to ten virtual network adapters to a virtual machine. |
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You can enable and change the virtual network adapter for a virtual machine hosted on a remote server. Your virtual machine will have access to multiple networks. |
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You can remove network adapters from your virtual machine. |
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In Fusion Pro, you can use advanced virtual network adapter settings to limit the bandwidth, specify the acceptable packet loss percentage, and create network latency for incoming and outgoing data transfers for a virtual machine. |