Request for help with Fusion Setup

[matt.raspberry at gmail.com (Matthew Raspberry)]

I use Fusion on my macbook and it works fine. On the virtual machine 
settings menu just set the network adapter of each machine to bridged 
and they should all be able to talk with no problem. Otherwise you can 
set all the VM's to NAT, which will put them on there own network, but 
then OS X won't be able to see them. I use bridged for all my testing work.

Matthew Raspberry

A Chris wrote:
> More Help Requested!!!!!
>
> I am trying to set up my Mac BookPro using Fusion. I want to load both
> Backtract 3 or 4 and one or multiple vulnerable De-Ice CD Images to practice
> hacking.
>
> My goal is to have all VMs & OS X talk. I am having trouble setting up the
> network in Fusion.  Any help would be much appreciated.  My goal is a solid
> test bench.  It seem most of the instructions I have found describe how to
> configure VM Workstation. The Interface in Workstation is more granular than
> Fusion.  Fusion appears to lacks the ability to configure the network in the
> same detail as Workstation. I found some old instruction on changing the
> Fusion code, but that seems like a long shot.  Given the number of folks I
> have talked to that use the MAC this seems like somthing that has been
> solved.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Achris0002
>
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