![]() ![]() Warning Note!!! This script will remove all related IP's from the Adapter before applying the new settings, also please ensure your NIC is named exactly as listed here "vEthernet (Default Switch)" and you obviously want to change the addresses to those suited to your needs. Therefore one option is to put the Powershell script in the startup. Powershell will let you change the parameters of the Default Switch, however it'll get overwritten at next boot. This is far from ideal solution, however it may be suitable for some given that I've found it a real headache of an issue. Please correct this problem expeditiously! On this team, for our development work, we now have to run Ubuntu or “get a Mac”. Can’t do that either because new Windows 10 security features (credential guard) prevent VMware workstation from functioning.Īfter over 20 years of telling teammates, “No, you don’t need a Mac,” I have surrendered. This also is cumbersome.Ī third choice would be to use a third party virtualization engine. It is cumbersome to users, and I find that it causes severe network performance degradation owing to routing problems.Īnother alternative is to set up a router vm to handle traffic from an internal switch to an bridge adapter. ![]() Many have proposed using a dummy nic or virtual switch to “claim” corporate private network ranges so that hyper-v will not use them. I am tired of testing new workarounds to this problem that has hindered my work since the introduction of client hyper-v and more recently since the introduction of WSL2. This basic feature gap prevents everyone on my team from using Windows for the bulk of their developer work. I agree that this (and similar issues with the WSL2 vms) must be resolved, and soon. ![]()
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