Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Guest network not working

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FedericoR1

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Hi
I want to use Ubuntu linux machine guest as development server but I can't manage to have the networking to work
I tried both shared network and on wlan but no success.
it's like the guest don't get ip address, I cant connect to the guest vis ssh nor from the guest to the internet

if I inspect networking devices on the guest I have 1: lo. and 2: enp0s5 that is up but has not ipv4 ip

How can I solve this issue, can it be guest or host configuration ?
 
FedericoR1 said:
Hi
I want to use Ubuntu linux machine guest as development server but I can't manage to have the networking to work
I tried both shared network and on wlan but no success.
it's like the guest don't get ip address, I cant connect to the guest vis ssh nor from the guest to the internet

if I inspect networking devices on the guest I have 1: lo. and 2: enp0s5 that is up but has not ipv4 ip

How can I solve this issue, can it be guest or host configuration ?
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Hello have you checked is the firewall blocking the ssh may be that is the reason for it.
 
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I have the same problem with a Mac host and Kubuntu 18.04 LTS guest. Everything worked fine and suddenly no internet connection. The guest does not get an ip address for device enp0s5, no matter what network configuration I choose in Parallels.
There was a Mac update and a linux kernel update a few days ago, but no changes in Parallels. Unfortunately I don't remember when exactly the network didn't work anymore. I guess that one of the two updates lead to the faulty behaviour.
So at the moment my machine is unusable and i have no clue how to solve this.
Any ideas?
 
Hello, I'm seeing the same behavior with "Shared Network" after I restarted my 16" MBP today. My Ubuntu 18.04 VM no longer gets an IP. Using various Bridged Networks does provide an IP and VMs work, but I prefer Shared Network. I'm not sure what changed and I already have the latest version of Parallels Desktop (15.1.4 - 47270).
 
Update: Restarting Parallels Desktop and the VMs didn't help, but a full restart of my Mac did. "Shared Network" behavior is back to normal and hopefully remains that way.
 
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