Hi,
I am running VMWare Fusion on OS X Leopard (10.5.2) -- i.e. that is the host
I have Windows Vista 32-bit pre-SP1 running as a VM - i.e. that is the guest
Initially, I just used the default NAT networking option. However, I needed the guest to be able to access some shared drives on another Windows machine on my home network, along with the printer. So I set the networking option to bridged.
When I logged back into the guest after rebooting, I saw that I had two different networks:
A Home Network (Private)
An Unidentified Network (Public)
What is this Unidentified Network and why is it public? What does it do that the Home Network doesn't do?
Is this causing a security risk?
Thanks.
I am running VMWare Fusion on OS X Leopard (10.5.2) -- i.e. that is the host
I have Windows Vista 32-bit pre-SP1 running as a VM - i.e. that is the guest
Initially, I just used the default NAT networking option. However, I needed the guest to be able to access some shared drives on another Windows machine on my home network, along with the printer. So I set the networking option to bridged.
When I logged back into the guest after rebooting, I saw that I had two different networks:
A Home Network (Private)
An Unidentified Network (Public)
What is this Unidentified Network and why is it public? What does it do that the Home Network doesn't do?
Is this causing a security risk?
Thanks.