🌐 Networks
Networks lists the virtual networks defined on your Mac and shows how your VMs connect to them. Open More → Library → Networks (iPad: Library → Networks).
Use the List / Topology switch at the top to change views.
📋 List
Each row shows the network's name, type and subnet; disabled networks are marked. Tap + to add a network, tap a row for its details, and swipe to remove it.
Note: Adding, editing and removing networks requires macOS 26 or later on the Mac. See Network Settings.
🕸️ Topology
A read-only diagram of how everything is connected:
Internet / Host → Networks → Virtual Machines → Port forwards
Each network has its own color, listed in the legend at the top. VMs show their state and each adapter's IP address; port-forward rules appear beside the VM they belong to.
- Tap a network or VM to highlight what it is connected to and dim the rest. A card at the bottom lists adapters, IP addresses and forward rules; tap Open to go to a VM.
- Pinch to zoom, drag to pan, or use the + / − buttons. The fit button restores the default view.
- Tap Refresh to reload — the diagram does not refresh on its own.