We need the ability to customize the IP ranges used by the virtualization networking on macOS 12.x I see that the ranges are specified in /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.vmnet.plist
Editing this file and rebooting resulted in the file reverting to its previous state.
How can we change the network ranges and have them persist?
What service do I need to restart to pickup the changes?
-Blake
Are you using vmnet via Virtualization framework? Or directly?
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We are using VMware Fusion and it, in turn, is using the Virtualization Framework. I'm looking to see if there is a way to manipulate that config outside of what VMware provides. I do have a ticket open with them to see what they can provide.
Ideally, I could put together a script to update the config while we wait on fixes from VMware.
Thanks, Blake
We are using VMware Fusion
Ah, OK. Unfortunately I can’t help you with this. DevForums is focused on code-level issues, hence my questions about frameworks. System configuration issues fall under the purview of Apple Support, and hence Apple Support Communities.
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