Windows 7 - configure win 7 to allow vmware network adapters

I am using win seven ultimate, have installed vmware workstation 7.
go to Network and Sharing Center, I see two vmware adapters being identified
as Unidentified network and No Internet Access in Access Type. These
are two default vmware adapters, according to I know, one
(+VMWare Network Adapter VMnet1+) for virtual machines use host-only
network, another (VMWare Network Adapter VMnet8) for virtual machines using
the NAT network.
Addition, the vmware also have a more default adapter(VMWare Network
Adapter VMnet0) for virtual machines using the bridge network. This
is the bridge over the host adapter (Local Area Connection), identify
addresse for virtual machine, it is not in the Network and Sharing Center. I install the guest OS is win XP sp 2, using the bridge bridge.This virtual machine have address in range of 192.168.1.0/24 (see
ipconfig command), can ping the 192.168.1.1, but can not connect to the
Internet as an Internet ping.

I guess that problem is related to win 7. Because my bridge machine have DHCP address supplied by modem, I cant ping 192.168.1.1, it means that packets from 192.168.1.1 is allowed. When i ping google.com,it has identified the address, but respond is request timeout. I guess that win 7 don't allow packets from Internet.


I tried installing vmware workstation 7 in win xp. I't OK.
It's the same problem with vmware workstation 6.5.


Who knows setting up properly? Help me!