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In previous solutions for Virtual Machines, I've been able to select the NIC card or Virtual Adapter to use when running a virtual machine. This allows me to use the VPN connection I have on my host system for one or more Virtual Machines. It seems in the move to Apple Silicon, this functionality has been lost.
I would like to request that this capability be added to a future version of VirtualBuddy. (Please implement it so that VirtualBuddy can use a virtual adapter as well). Currently my workaround is to use Bridge connections to WI-FI while my host system uses Ethernet. This might not always be a viable option for some as most folks don't normally sit next to their router or have a long CAT Cable to run between their computer and their router / switch.
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In previous solutions for Virtual Machines, I've been able to select the NIC card or Virtual Adapter to use when running a virtual machine. This allows me to use the VPN connection I have on my host system for one or more Virtual Machines. It seems in the move to Apple Silicon, this functionality has been lost.
I would like to request that this capability be added to a future version of VirtualBuddy. (Please implement it so that VirtualBuddy can use a virtual adapter as well). Currently my workaround is to use Bridge connections to WI-FI while my host system uses Ethernet. This might not always be a viable option for some as most folks don't normally sit next to their router or have a long CAT Cable to run between their computer and their router / switch.
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