What is used to configure virtual machine Internet connectivity?

The Virtual Switch Manager is the tool used to configure the network settings for virtual machines, allowing them to connect to the internet and communicate with other devices on the network. This component manages the creation and association of virtual switches to virtual network adapters, facilitating different types of network configurations and ensuring that virtual machines can access both internal and external networks.

Using the Virtual Switch Manager, you can set up various networking modes such as external, internal, or private networking, which directly impacts how VMs interact with the host operating system, the internet, and each other. This capability is essential for tasks like testing network applications, simulating networking environments, or providing internet access to virtual machines.

The other options, while related to virtual machine setup, do not specifically focus on managing internet connections as their primary function. For instance, the Network Adapter Settings allow configuration of specific properties of network adapters but typically require the underlying infrastructure established by the Virtual Switch Manager. The Internet Connection Wizard is more relevant to traditional OS setup rather than virtual machines, and the Virtual Box Setup pertains specifically to Oracle VirtualBox rather than more broadly applicable tools for managing virtualized environments.