Debian guest VM is not getting an IP address via DHCP. What could be the snag?

Question

Debian

Hello gentlemen. Windows 7 PC has VMWare Workstation 14.1.2 installed. Created a virtual machine and installed Debian 8 ("Jessie") on it. The host with Windows connects to the Internet via Wi-Fi. For the virtual machine, the network connection type is selected - VMnet0 (bridge), where the Wi-Fi adapter used is indicated.

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How can I force a Debian guest to connect to the network via DHCP in bridge mode? The most interesting thing is that if you select the connection type VMnet1 (Host only) or VMnet8 (NAT), then the system successfully connects to the network.

Answer 1

Debian with graphical shell or not? Show the contents of /etc/network/interfaces

Answer 2

And if you register a static IP on a virtual machine, does the network work? On the seven and linux? Is it possible to create the same bridge but using a wired connection? It's just, perhaps, the problem is in the network adapter, and it does not allow several IPs to go through it