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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq
It'd be better to do it the other way round. Copy the WAN MAC of your router to your PC's network card.
You should then get the same IP as the router got, and the subnet mask you receive in that situation will confirm if the router or VM's network is the issue. Though I guess it's fairly obvious already.
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Well technically it's still a broken routing table. And a device that ignores the subnet mask in a DHCP lease is... broken.
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Well that took a bit of fiddling to find, but I think I managed it, at least ipconfig reported the MAC address changing. However the end result seemed to be that it still need the extra static route to make it work.