Description:

After installing the open-vm-tools package in a new VMware virtual machine runnung Arch Linux, suspending or resuming the guest OS from the host occasionally fails and error messages show up in the host application.
Apparently the problem is caused by the script '/etc/vmware-tools/scripts/vmware/network' which is executed upon suspend, resume, poweron and poweroff (it's invoked by the different '/etc/vmware-tools/*-vm-default').
This script fails to execute because it's missing the latest changes in Arch Linux. Specifically:

* It is referencing nonexisting '/etc/rc.d/network', the correct location should be '/usr/lib/network/network'
* It is matching network interface names using the regular expression pattern /^eth/. Due to changes in Arch Linux, network interfaces may now have names that are no longer matched by this pattern (my interface is called ens33).
* It relies upon packages that are not listed as dependencies: net-tools (for ipconfig) and networkmanager.

Additional info:
* seen on open-vm-tools 2:9.2.3-3

Steps to reproduce:
* Install fresh Arch Linux in VMware Player or Fusion
* Install open-vm-tools: pacman -S open-vm-tools
* Start the service: systemctl start vmtoolsd
* From the VMware menu, choose suspend.
* If the last step worked well, resume the guest virtual machine.
* An error message saying "The request to Suspend/Resume this virtual machine failed because the corresponding VMware Tools script did not run successfully.".