On 16 Feb 2016, at 16:53, Garrett D'Amore wrote:
I use smartos and fusion together frequently. The main issue with
networking here is that you have to allow VMware to put the NIC in
promiscuous mode. There is a separate dialog that comes up each time I
start the vm. If you aren't seeing that then perhaps you denied such
access and memorized the answer. (The reason this is required is that
smartos wants to use multiple MAC addresses and the emulated NIC does
not support multiple unicast addresses. So instead promiscuous mode
and software filtering are used.)
This is what I see using Fusion and El Capitan (and I saw the same under
Yosemite).
Note that I am using cable ethernet, not wireless ethernet (I have
wireless switched off on this particular system, a Mac mini which is
also running OS X Server).
The dialog which comes up when you start the SmartOS VM under Fusion is
this:
A virtual machine is attempting to monitor all
network traffic, which requires administrator
access. Type an administrator's name and
password to allow this.
Username:
Password:
Note that if you perform a reboot of the SmartOS VM, the authorization
from the first dialog *usually* persists, but not always. I haven't
seen a second authorization request as part of a reboot for some time
but don't know whether it's a workload thing or some update to OS X
itself or Fusion.
--
Paul Sture
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