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Hello. I am using VMware (virtual machine) to run a server using CentOS.
I've installed Cpanel and everything else onto it, but I cannot port-forward the IP.
The IP of CentOS is 192.168.164.129 and I need it to be 192.168.1.xxx
My router will not let me port-forward the IP 192.168.164.129 because it says it's not a LAN address.
Any ideas? 
Thanks.
Hey
What are your specs?
Have you tried bridged networking? You're probably using NAT. With bridged networking you should get an IP in the 192.168.1.xxx range from your dhcp server.
Good luck
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Okay, I've fixed this problem now.
Turns out VMware Workstation doesn't work in the way I want, so I've used VMware server.
Thanks linux_0 for the help!
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