Hi
Ok. Your VPN insets a new default route in your interface="Local Area Connection 2".
Maybe you'll need to add that route in your VM, but in my experience, a vpn is allways a PPP connection and some firewalls like asa dont allow multiple IP connections.
You can do this next:
- Add a second vnic to your VM.
- Configure it to use NAT
- Enable/disable your direct connection/nat depending on whether cisco is connected or not
To solve this, you should mix some combinations od statics routes in host, guest and a check in "Local Area Connection 2", "VMware Network Adapter VMnet1" and "VMware Network Adapter VMnet8" that enables the cisco vpn filter
This is like my config.
If I need a VM in my vpn, I enable all of them, and then I connect and I start the VM
If you need to connect only your VM and your host should be out of connection, the VMware Bridge protocol must be enabled.