Open asmaloney opened 3 years ago
Did you try the following?
"There's a checkbox under menu Fusion -> Preferences -> Network
"Require authentication to enable promiscuous mode"
or ethernet0.noPromisc = "true" in vmx config file
Nope! I don't see that preference anywhere - there's no "Network" in my preferences. I'm using VMWare Fusion Version 11.5.7 (17130923) on macOS 10.14.6.
No other OS I've used in Fusion has required it - I don't like my OSes being promiscuous! (j/k - I have no idea what "promiscuous mode" means w.r.t. networking in this context.)
@asmaloney here is the setting for the same VMWare/macOS setup:
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Thanks Volo.
I have VMWare Fusion Version 11.5.7 (17130923), and that section isn't there.
That tab is only available when you have the professional version of VMware Fusion. It is not available on the free VMware Player.
I don't have the professional or the free - just the regular 'ol VMware Fusion that I paid for, but the pref doesn't exist there either.
So... back to the original question then :-) Given that this setting is not an option, is there another way to silence this dialog? Does Haiku really need this "promiscuous mode"?
For the same configuration, I don't have that popup regardless of the setting in the Network tab. What revision of Haiku are you running?
Huh - that's strange.
This is what I have:
Same here. What's the Network config (prefixed with ethernet0.
) in your .vmx
file? You could try to set the following parameters to the values I have:
ethernet0.connectionType = "nat"
ethernet0.addressType = "generated"
ethernet0.linkStatePropagation.enable = "TRUE"
(Wow - sorry for my slow response 😄)
Looks like I have the same thing:
ethernet0.connectionType = "nat"
ethernet0.addressType = "generated"
ethernet0.virtualDev = "e1000"
ethernet0.linkStatePropagation.enable = "TRUE"
ethernet0.present = "TRUE"
@asmaloney That's super weird. Can you try adding the line @korli was suggesting above?
ethernet0.noPromisc = "TRUE"
Thanks @volo-droid . That does address the symptom.
I'm curious about the real issue - do you know why Haiku requires this "promiscuous" mode? I've never seen it with any other OS I use with Fusion.
I'm not sure what causes it, but I believe it's specific to your setup (as I don't ever had that dialog on the very same configuration). When does that popup appear, is it after the system boots to the desktop, or before? Have you installed some launch daemons or some other components from haikuports? Do you still observe the popup if Haiku is booted in the safe mode and/or with disabled user add-ons? (see https://www.haiku-os.org/docs/userguide/en/bootloader.html)
Every time I start Haiku, VMWare throws up this dialog:
Is there any way to silence this?