Vers 5 and the internet

Discussion in 'Windows Virtual Machine' started by NoelM, Nov 16, 2009.

  1. NoelM

    NoelM Bit poster

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    (Using XP) Had no problem with vers. 4. With Parallels 5 I have spent about 4 hours trying various times to get consistent and reliable connections. Most of the time Internet Explorer shows connection, but never loads a page. I did get Incredimail to access its home page and downloaded one set of items, then it froze.

    I am continually told I need to update my security database, but it always quits before completing (at least 10X).
     
  2. Elric

    Elric Parallels Team

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    Please try to disable Internet Security. Whether issues reproduces with Internet Security disabled?
     
  3. Elric

    Elric Parallels Team

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    Please

    1) Switch to the Shared Networking (it is default)

    2) Make sure that Parallels Tools are installed

    If this doesn't help, click Start -> Run and execute cmd.exe. Type in the appeared window command "ipconfig /all" (without quotes). Stretch the window to make all the output fit and without closing the window, click menu of Parallels Destkop "Help"->"Report a Problem", send a problem report (it is not necessary to provide description) and post here the report ID.
     
  4. CyndiW

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    Unable to connect to internet in Parallels 5 + Windows 7

    Everything was working great until a few days ago. Shared networking is on. Have sent help report: ID 909884
     
  5. Elric

    Elric Parallels Team

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    Amused with new Windows issue =)

    For some strange reason there are two gateways in the IPConfig, one of which is correct and another one is 0.0.0.0

    http://srstrong.blogspot.com/2008/07/default-gateway-of-0000-in-vista.html

    Please try start the cmd.exe one more time and execute the command

    Code:
    netsh interface ipv4 delete address "Local Area Connection" addr=a.b.c.d gateway=0.0.0.0
    
    where a.b.c.d is IP-address of VM (can be obtained using command ipconfig)

    Unfortunately in the problem report, output of "ipconfig /all" didn't fit and IP-address of your VM is not visible, so I can't say what a.b.c.d exactly is.
     
  6. CyndiW

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    Fixed the internet problem - THANK YOU!!!

    Thanks so much for finding the fix. It worked perfectly. :)
     

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