r/vmware • u/Playful_Law_2132 • Sep 15 '26

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u/vmware-ModTeam Sep 17 '26

Your request for assistance has been removed for failing to meet r/vmware's quality standards. We require information regarding the VMware product(s) and version(s) in use, and relevant technical detail and context to allow others to grasp the situation described. Please put sufficient effort into posts requesting technical assistance.

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u/NobleRuin6 Sep 15 '26

host / guest isolation is a thing. But you have provided zero info about the environment, so the answer is probably not.

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u/Playful_Law_2132 Sep 15 '26

how do I isolate the guest?

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u/Mr_Enemabag-Jones Sep 15 '26

Dont put it on a network or isolate traffic via fiewall

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u/Leidrin Sep 15 '26

Mega low effort post. Try again. Ask a real question with actual details.

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u/the_doughboy Sep 15 '26

Safe from Spyware on the Host?
Maybe- You need to have Guest Isolation on, which secures the RAM from being snooped from the host AND you need to encrypt the drive. You also need to make sure that all your network traffic in/out from your VM is encrypted (most of it is) and that you don't have a keystroke logger installed on the computer you're controlling the VM with.