Im seeining a strange network problem in my VMWare 9 guest OS's.
Everything ws working fine, then all of a sudden all network access to a specific (real) server seems to be throttled to 200-300kb/s (in either direction).
Ive tried windows filesharing (explorer) ftp and other programs - they all seem to be suffering the same throughput problem.
My guest is OS Windows 7 x64 and I'm using bridged networking and have a 1Gbit connection.
My host OS is Windows 8 RTM, i5 2500 CPU, 16gb RAM, nVidia GT450
Traffic to other (real) hosts is still fine and i havnt touched the new VMWare network throttle settings.
I've tried rebooting the guest, rebooting the host, restarting the VMWare services on the host but still traffic to this one machine seems to be limited.
Other guest VM's also suffer the exact same problem to the same server while other servers are still fine. Its as if the VMware 9 has decided that all traffic to a specific IP will be limited.
Ive upgraded my host OS to windows 8 so I have been using the VMWare 9 trial while my company purchases liceses (which Im assuered will be here this week). I have used VMware 7 since it came out on Windows 7 and Windows Vista and have never had this problem.
This is causing me serious doubts about VMWare 9 - is it a known problem>? Is there any solution? Unfortunatly I cant go back to VMWare 7 as it does not play well with Windows 8 as the host OS.
Thanks,
Phil
Message was edited by: PhilGibbons, added host machine specs