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VMware Fusion Works For Stealth??
 

Hello
Do any of you work with VMware Fusion 8??

I would like to know if you we can ad a dedicated IP on this.??

Re: VMware Fusion Works For Stealth??
 

Absolutely.

Re: VMware Fusion Works For Stealth??
 

VMWare fusion is the Mac version of VMWare. Configuration is exactly the same as the Windows version, VMWare workstation.

As you download fusion, I recommend finding a Windows XP .iso so you can have an OS to install on your first VM. Once you install an OS on your first VM, you will be able to configure network settings (VPN) just like you are working on a physical computer.

Re: VMware Fusion Works For Stealth??
 

Thank you so much for your information, Can you please tell me a very good VPN Provider?

I would like a VPN From Honduras, But seems difficult to find.

Re: VMware Fusion Works For Stealth??
 

Yeah I saw your other thread. I did a google search and "smallVPN" popped up. But they don't have anything in Honduras.

Maybe try messaging 123 from 24vc? I use 24vc for all of my accounts (USA) and they work great. They have a lot of international servers, but unfortunately none for Honduras.

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Have you ever tried anything close to this before manoverde?

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No my friend, at this moment im using different Users on Mac, But i notice people talk about VMware and VPN, at this moment im using dongle but will be better if i use a service without change ip all the time.

I just install VMware on my mac and download windows xp, BUT when i click open file VMware does not read the windows.iso file i don't know why.

Re: VMware Fusion Works For Stealth??
 

How to install an OS on a VM

It's a fairly simple process. What I do is first create a new VM, but choose to manually install the OS after creation of the VM. Once you create the VM, go into the settings -> CD/DVD -> Connection and choose "Use ISO image file". Select your windows xp .iso file, then click OK to save the changes.

You may need to go into the VM's BIOS on the first boot and change the device boot order, so it boots from the virtual CD drive first. Then when you turn on the VM the next time Windows XP installation automatically starts. Once you get to that point the Windows installation walks you through the rest, just like you were installing XP on an old computer.