Request for bridged network adaptor

[CodeMonkeyCybersecurity]

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Describe the issue
Unable to connect machine to my local subnet using the shared network adaptor.
Need a bridged network adaptor please!
local subnet is 192.168.20.0/24
Subnet for VMs in 192.168.64.0/24
I have tried everything I know and can still not get it to talk with my local VLAN. Internet connectivity is fine

Configuration

• UTM Version: 4.4.5
• macOS Version: Sonoma 14.3.1
• Mac Chip (Intel, M1, ...): M2 Mac Mini and 2018 Intel Mac Mini

Crash log
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Debug log
For all issues related to running a VM, including crashes, you should attach a debug log. (This is unavailable for macOS-on-macOS VMs. Attach an excerpt of your system log instead.)
To get the Debug log: open UTM, and open the settings for the VM you wish to launch. Near the top of the QEMU page is Debug Log. Turn it on and save the VM. After you experience the issue, open the VM settings again and select Export Log... and attach it here.

Upload VM
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You can upload the entire .utm if needed, but note this includes your VM's drive image and may contain personal data. Since Github has an attachment size limit, you may want to upload to another service such as Google Drive. Link it here.

[adeadman]

This is all in the documentation.
Apple Virtualisation
QEMU

Also see #4085

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