Hi,
I have a Linux (Oracle Linux 5) VM, inmported from Virtual Box. At the same time, I have a VPN at the host.
When I start the VM, I can't connect through the VPN (the VPN itself connects, but I can't get through). Setting VPN to 'use the VPN for all connections' solves this, but it's not an acceptable solution, it's not feasible to route through all my traffic through it (latency, speed, data caps).
I may be jumping to conclusions here, but I noticed that one of the ranges used by the VPN tunnel is 172.16.1.*.
Route table when VPN is up:
172.16 ppp0 USc 1 0 ppp0 172.16.2.227 172.16.2.248 UH 1 0 ppp0
Route table when the VM is up:
172.16.186/24 link#12 UC 3 0 vmnet1 172.16.186.255 link#12 UHLWbI 1 158 vmnet1 172.16.236/24 link#13 UC 3 0 vmnet8 172.16.236.255 link#13 UHLWbI 1 158 vmnet8
Strangely this happens even for bridged networking. Although the guest does indeed report a difference: a 172.16.* address with NAT, 192.168.* for bridged (which is correct).
Is there any way how to influence the range VMWare Fusion uses?
Thanks