Network and Performance Settings

TCP/IP Properties

• Use host's IP address (NAT)—The workspace will use NAT to share the host's IP for outgoing traffic.
  
  
• Use different IP address than host (Bridge)—The MED-V workspace will have its own network address, usually obtained via DHCP.
  
  

Select the Map multiple adapters into Workspace check box when the host computer has multiple adapters. It is recommended to use this configuration when the host moves between different networks using different adapters.

DNS Server

• Don't change—DNS settings that are set within the MED-V workspace virtual machine will not be changed.
  
  
• Use Host's DNS address—MED-V workspace DNS settings will be synchronized to match the host's settings. The DNS synchronization is dynamic. It is synchronized periodically with the host so that if it is changed on the host, it will change dynamically in the MED-V workspace.
  
  
• Use specific DNS addresses—The MED-V workspace will use a specific DNS, as specified.
  
  In the Primary and Secondary fields, enter the primary and secondary DNS addresses.
  
  Select the Append Host's DNS addresses check box to append the host to the configured DNS addresses.
  
  

Assign DNS Suffixes

• Assign the following suffixes—Select this check box to assign specific DNS suffixes; in the box, enter a suffix or multiple suffixes separated by commas.
  
  
• Append host suffixes—Select this check box to append the host suffixes to the DNS address.
  
  

Adjust VM memory, based on amount of the Host machine's physical memory

Select this check box, and configure the following virtual machine properties in the table:

• Host Memory—Define the common host RAM configuration in your organization based on any numbers of groups to configure.
  
  
• VM Memory—Enter the amount of host memory to allocate to the virtual machine.