If everything looks good, go ahead and click Finish to start the virtual machine. You’ll be asked to save the virtual machine so give it a name and pick a location. Click Save and the virtual machine should start up after a few minutes. You’ll then see the Apple logo appear and the progress bar. Once this finishes, you’ll get the screen where you choose your language. Click the arrow and you’ll see the OS X Utilities screen.Ĭhoose Install OS X and click Continue. Now you’ll get the installation screen for your version of OS X. VMWARE FUSION 8.5 EL CAPITAN VS SIERRA LICENSEĬlick Continue to start the installation.Īgree to the license agreement and then choose the hard drive you want to install OS X to. It should say Macintosh HD and be the size you setup for the virtual machine.Ĭlick Install and OS X will now be installed. VMWARE FUSION 8.5 EL CAPITAN VS SIERRA INSTALL
# This file will get backed up with a different name in the same directory # You are free to modify everything else. # information generated by the configuration program. # Modification Instructions: This section of the configuration file contains
# We also supply a domain name to make pump (Red Hat 6.x) happy. # (dhclient as configured in SuSE, TurboLinux, etc.). # We set domain-name-servers to make some DHCP clients happy # See Instructions below if you want to modify it. # This file was automatically generated by the VMware configuration program. # Configuration file for ISC 2.0 vmnet-dhcpd operating on vmnet8. I made sure the address was outside the reserved IP range within the "DO NOT CHANGE" section of the nf file. I first edited (via sudo nano) my vmnet8 nf file (located in /Library/Preferences/VMware Fusion/vmnet8) to add a fixed IP address. I first tried creating a new, custom network configuration (which showed up as vmnet3), but I abandoned that and just tried getting the existing vmnet8 NAT adapter to work. In general, I am attempting to follow the process described at which seemed to provide the best documentation on how to set this up. I'm trying to set up NAT networking in my VMware Fusion 8.5.6 Pro environment using a hard-coded IP address in the DHCP settings along with port forwarding in the NAT configuration settings.
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