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The vmnet3 interface on the host Mac will get an IP set to 192.168.199.1 automatically

Placement of AutoLab Virtual Machines (all Fusion versions)

In the typical VMware Workstation setup you could potentially place the VMs anywhere on

your machine. To simplify the configuration in VMware Fusion and use with UBER Network

Fuser (UNF) we will place the VMs in the default VMware Fusion Virtual Machines

directory. This is typically:

HD -> Users -> username -> Documents -> Virtual Machines

Simply copy all of the folders from the extracted AutoLab zip file into the above directory.

Wait…you aren’t done just yet. VMware Fusion creates virtual machines in directories that

are named like so:

esxi.example.vmwarevm

If you notice it uses an extension of “.vmwarevm” to allow the association with VMware

Fusion and this is the only way UNF will be able to see the VMs. Rename the folders

according to the list below (or see the section on Fusion Scripts make things a bit quicker):

CS1.vmwarevm

CS2.vmwarevm

DC.vmwarevm

Host1.vmwarevm

Host2.vmwarevm

NAS.vmwarevm

Router.vmwarevm

SS.vmwarevm

V1.vmwarevm

VBR.vmwarevm

VC.vmwarevm

vCloud.vmwarevm

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