I have written a java program that also needs to verify that my VMware workstation exists and should start up my VMware workstation if not already running. How should I do this? Currently I do the code below but I also need to start up a specific VMware workstation also.

public void runVM() throws IOException{
    File vmPath = new File("../VMware/VMware Workstation/vmware.exe");
    File iePath = new File("../Documents/Virtual Machines/InkEstimator_K2");
    if (vmPath.exists() && iePath.exists()){
        //check if running 
        Desktop dt = Desktop.getDesktop();
        if(vmPath.canExecute()){
            dt.open(vmPath);
        }
     }
}

how to start vmware from java

I am looking for how to share a folder between:

and a guest, a virtual machine (VirtualBox) with Windows 7,

both communicate using VMware Horizon Client

https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Workstation-Pro/index.html

https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Horizon-Client-for-Linux/4.0/horizon-client-linux-document/GUID-CFB7E9B1-63E0-418A-8814-572296507783.html

https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Horizon-7/7.11/horizon-remote-desktop-features/GUID-25820640-60C2-4B7D-AE3F-F023E32B3DAE.html

https://docs.vmware.com/es/VMware-Horizon-Client-for-Mac/4.6/com.vmware.horizon.mac-client-46-install/GUID-CFB7E9B1-63E0-418A-8814-572296507783.html

https://docs.vmware.com/es/VMware-Horizon-7/7.2/com.vmware.horizon.remote.features.doc/GUID-25820640-60C2-4B7D-AE3F-F023E32B3DAE.html

How could we share a folder between host and guest?

Share folder VMware Horizon Client

I am trying to write up a simple ip-sweeping script in my Kali Linux OS, which is running on windows, inside a virtual machine.

When executing the script i noticed, that the ip addresses of the network my windows machine is connected to (192.168....) are not accessible inside of the VM. Instead, when running ifconfig on the Linux VM, I am connected to a completely different network (10.0....)?

What do i need to do to make my VM act as if it was in the same network as my Windows machine (make ip addresses accessible for the VM)

How do I set up my Linux VM to act in the same network as my windows host system

I have got a website (say, test.Com) with a personal home page code running on Ubuntu with Nginx. I can debug it via phpstorm and xdebug2. And now I need to debug it (particularly, use breakpoints in phpstorm) while requests are going from my VMware device with home windows 10. For instance, I can run test.com in the guest machine's browser and it'll show the website, however, at the same time, debug or phpstorm don't forestall at breakpoints.

Thanks for the commenters: I updated Xdebug to 3rd version and now it's working with VM connections too.

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In PHP, it's the debugger that initiates a connection to the IDE, not the other way around. You need to set debug.remote_host to an IP/hostname the virtual machine can use to connect to the host. For VMware, usually, it's an IP of the VMnet* adapter your VM is using. – 

@Eugene Morozov, Please look at the updated part of the question, maybe I have misunderstood which IP to use – 

Uh-oh. I think I've gotten the setup wrong. So, your host is Ubuntu, and the guest is Windows? And the webserver is on the host, while PhpStorm is in the VM? Usually, it's the other way around. Okay then. By default, guests in VMware are using NAT networking, which means that you cannot connect to them directly. You need to create a host-only network for the VM and then use the guest IP assigned by this network as remote_host instead. You can use telnet IP 9003 on the host while Listening for PHP debug connections is enabled in PhpStorm to find out whether the IP is correct or not – 

No) Everything development-related is running on Ubuntu-host - Nginx, PHP, debug, PHPStorm. I just need to send HTTP requests to my web app from Windows VM. – 

Please upgrade to Xdebug 3 too, and see what xdebug_info() tells you in a request that you're trying to debug. Xdebug 2 is no longer supported. – 

How to debug connections from virtual machine

I "had" a corrupted VM. As I used to be the usage of VMware participant, it did now not have a disk manager so I switched to VMware computer and created a brand new digital machine example from the corrupted VM. It labored properly. However, questioning that the previous corrupt VM became no greater relevant, I deleted it from the disk!! Now when I run the new VM, it responds with ;

"File now not determined: d:new volumelinuxkali-linux-2021.1-vmware-amd64kali-linux-2021.1-vmware-amd64.Vmwarevmkali-linux-2021.1-vmware-amd64.Vmdk - 'this became the vicinity of the corrupt vm.'

This document is needed to power in this virtual system. If this file becomes moved, specify the new region".

The brand new VM folder appears to produce other documents in it along with an image of the brand new VM, which won't boot now due to the aforementioned error. But I anticipate one of the .vmdk documents is lacking. Is it feasible to apply a VM snapshot for restoration, possibly in another manner? Is it even viable to recover my VM?

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