In the vmware player directory is a little app called vmnetcfg. Run that and you can determine which host interface will be used -- and how. From there you can set up both for bridging if so desired.
Since you're on Vista, be sure to run it as admin (right-click, run as...)
vmnetcfg didn't work in my situation. Actual solution was to upgrade to VMWare Player 3.0 (from 2.5) where the NICs can be managed in the VMware GUI itself.
In the vmware player directory is a little app called vmnetcfg. Run that and you can determine which host interface will be used -- and how. From there you can set up both for bridging if so desired.
Since you're on Vista, be sure to run it as admin (right-click, run as...)
vmnetcfg didn't work in my situation. Actual solution was to upgrade to VMWare Player 3.0 (from 2.5) where the NICs can be managed in the VMware GUI itself.