
I am not sure if it is setup for split tunneling I see the VPN on two of the adapters mentioned above.
DNS PROBE FINISHED NO INTERNET VMWARE BLUETOOTH
Ethernet adapter Bluetooth Network Connection.Ethernet adapter VMware Network Adapter VMnet8.Ethernet adapter VMware Network Adapter VMnet1.Wireless LAN adapter Local Area Connection* 2.Wireless LAN adapter Local Area Connection* 1.Ethernet adapter VirtualBox Host-Only Network.
DNS PROBE FINISHED NO INTERNET VMWARE WINDOWS 10
Total of 9 appear when running ipconfig/all on the Windows 10 host When not working remote and in the office the VPN is not required, and the host, VirtualBox guest, and VMware guest all work as expected. When working remote and the VPN is connected, I can access the server from the host and from the VirtualBox guest, but I am unable to reach the server from the VMware guest. So to clarify I am currently connected to a home network, to access a remote server for work I must be connected to the VPN. Sorry for any confusion and thank you for the help. The VPN connects to a work network, when I am in person and on the actual network and don't need to use the VPN I have no issues accessing the server, its only when remotely connecting and using the VPN that I have this problem, which again I feel points to VMware not working the the VPN adapter on the host. I am thinking this maybe where the problem is it appears the VirtualBox guest is receiving an IP from the VPN adapter and is able to access that network where as the VMware Workstation guest is not. Instead its starting with a 10 which matches the Ethernet Adapter for my VPN on the host that also has an IP address starting with a 10. The VirtualBox guest however has a different IP and it does not match the 'Ethernet adapter VirtualBox Host-Only Network' on the host. After looking at everything the only difference between the VirtualBox guest and VMware Workstation network interfaces is the main IP address, my VMware guest has an IP that matches the 'Ethernet adapter VMware Network Adapter VMnet8' IP of my host, just with a.
