<Adapter slot="0" enabled="true" MACAddress="080027BF7B02" cable="true"
speed="0" type="82545EM">
<NAT/>
</Adapter>
I have never seen a <something/> label in xml; only <something></something>, so it could just be me who is about to learn something new. nic cards and xml config file
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supremedalek
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nic cards and xml config file
How do you know in the xml config file for a given vm which nic is setup to do nat? In my specific case, I have the following card setup for NAT:

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baf
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Re: nic cards and xml config file
That's just a self closing tag without value. You can even have them in normal html
Examples.
Examples.
<br /><p />
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