VMware Fusion 11.5.5 deployed by the Apple Remote Desktop fails to power on any virtual machineĪfter using the Apple Remote Desktop to deploy Fusion 11.5.5, the deployed Fusion can't start any virtual machine.

In a virtual machine that is connected to a NAT network, the tracert command fails to trace any website and displays the Request timed out message.

Tracert doesn't work in a virtual machine when it is connected to a NAT network.

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See VMSA-2020-0011 for more information.įeatures and Known Issues from prior releases of VMware Fusion 11 are described in the release notes for each release. The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures project has assigned the identifier CVE-2020-3957 to this issue. Attackers with normal user privileges can exploit this issue to escalate their privileges to root on a system where Fusion is installed. This release of VMware Fusion addresses the following issues:įusion 11.5.5 addresses a privilege escalation vulnerability in the service opener. Performance improvements, bug fixes and security updates.Support for the following operating systems as guest:.

Container Support: pull, push, build images and run containers with the vctl command.This release of VMware Fusion is a free upgrade for all VMware Fusion 11 users. The following are also supported with a recommended graphic card that supports Metal:Ģ010 Mac Pro Six Core, Eight Core, and Twelve Core. System RequirementsĪll Macs launched in 2012 or later are supported except for the following:Ģ012 Mac Pro Quad Core using the Intel® Xeon® W3565 Processor. VMware Fusion® 11 is the easiest, fastest, and most reliable way to run Windows and other x86 based operating systems on a Mac without rebooting.įor more information, see the broader VMware Fusion documentation. What's in the Release Notes The release notes cover the following topics:

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