Vctl can now also deploy custom Kubernetes clusters with newly added support for ‘ kind’ – a tool for creating developer-defined local clusters using containers as “nodes.” Top of the list is bringing Kubernetes and Containers to Workstation for Windows with the CLI ‘vctl’ĭevelopers with Fusion can already use ‘vctl’ to build, run, push or pull containers, and now we’re bringing vctl to Workstation for Windows. Looking for a more Mac-centric perspective? Check out the Fusion 12 blog! Quick Overviewīuilding on over 20 years of local virtualization excellence, the latest releases of our favorite virtualization tools deliver some amazing new capabilities for IT Admins, for Developers, and for everyone else. It is our pleasure and privilege to announce the upcoming VMware Desktop Hypervisor product lines for 2020: VMware VMware Workstation 16 and VMware Fusion 12
Note: when updating VMware Workstation Player, Virtual Network Editor will need to be updated manually by repeating steps 2 to 5 otherwise you may experience errors when running : VMware Workstation 16 and Fusion 12
Running vmnetcfg.exe as administrator will open the Virtual Network Editor, where you will be able to modify network settings used by VMware Workstation Player. C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\VMware Player) 
Navigate into the extracted contents and copy ‘vmnetcfg.exe’ to your VMware Workstation Player installation folder (e.g. Navigate into the extracted contents then extract ‘Workstation.cab’ file. Extract the contents of VMware-workstation-full-*.exe using a utility like 7-Zip. Download the latest version of VMware Workstation Pro (Trial) from (the latest version at the time of this writing is version 16.1.0). Update VMware Workstation Player to the latest version by navigating to Player > Help > Software Updates > Check for Updates and follow the prompts (the latest version at the time of this writing is version 15.5.7). The details on how to do this, in Windows, are discussed below: Despite this, it is possible to use Virtual Network Editor with VMware Workstation Player. However, this utility is only available in VMware Workstation Pro. This can be done using the Virtual Network Editor (vmnetcfg.exe). Problem: you are running a virtual machine using VMware Workstation Player and want to change the network settings of the VMware network adaptors such as VMnet1 and VMnet8, but you are unable to find a way to do this. 25 January 2021 Accessing Virtual Network Editor in VMware Workstation Player
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