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When creating a VM with Vagrant with certain images (see Vagrantfile for an example), an interface is chosen which does not exist. The command then stops at "Waiting for the VM to receive an address...".
When configuring the interface manually, using the API in the Vagrantfile(see below), it does work fine.
Vagrant version
$ vagrant -v
Vagrant 2.3.7
Vagrant VMware plugin version
$ vagrant plugin list
vagrant-vmware-desktop (3.0.3, global)
When creating a VM with Vagrant with certain images (see Vagrantfile for an example), an interface is chosen which does not exist. The command then stops at "Waiting for the VM to receive an address...".
When configuring the interface manually, using the API in the Vagrantfile(see below), it does work fine.
Vagrant version
Vagrant VMware plugin version
Vagrant VMware utility version
Host operating system
I am currently running macos Ventura 13.6 (22G120).
Guest operating system
GuestOS is Ubuntu 22.04
Vagrantfile
This is the non-working Vagrantfile
This produces a VMX file which contains a wrong Ethernet configuration:
When comparing this section with a VMX file for a VM created manually with VMWare
This can be fixed by translating the correct settings into the Vagrantfile:
Debug output
Here is the log using the
--debug
flag when creating and starting the VM.Here is the log using the same command, but with the working Vagrantfile.
Expected behavior
VM should be created with a working network interface.
Actual behavior
VM is created with a non working network interface
Steps to reproduce
vagrant up
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