Sep 27 15:46:07: - last message repeated 1 time. Sep 27 15:45:59 Unibody-MBP configd: network configuration changed. Sep 27 15:45:54 Unibody-MBP UserEventAgent: **** ERROR: SCNetworkSignatureCopyActiveIdentifiers returned nil Sep 27 15:45:53 Unibody-MBP configd: setting hostname to "Unibody-MBP.local"
Sep 27 15:45:53 unibody-mbp configd: en0: RTADV ignored Sep 27 15:45:53 unibody-mbp configd: en0: DHCP duplicate configured service Sep 27 15:45:53 unibody-mbp configd: network configuration changed. Hi, there are strange entries in system.log and they are frequent.: Again, no dice.Īny ideas? Anything else I can test? I've spent the better part of a day on this! I've tried completely uninstalling and reinstalling Parallels tools and then all of PD6. I've tried resetting TCP/IP according to this. How could I get a valid IP with DHCP and then not be able to ping the DHCP server or any other local machines? I simply cannot access anything, internal or external, with bridged ethernet. However, I cannot ping anything other than the VM IP itself, not even the default gateway. This worked perfectly fine until today.Īs of today, I can get a valid internal IP address for the VM ethernet and even see all the correct info when I do a "ipconfig /all". I use bridged ethernet in my XP VM (PD6) to connect to internal work sites and drives. Locate Workstation service > right-click it > Properties > set Startup type to Automatic and click Start > Apply > OK.I have already filed report 6750693 for any Parallels folks who might be looking at this.Īt work, I use Airport on the Mac side with my Sprint Overdrive to access the Internet.Go to Start > in the Search field type services.msc and hit Enter (return).Under Windows Credentials find and remove or edit the note related to this particluar device:
Go to Start > Control Panel > User Accounts > Manage your credentials.You might not have permission to use this network resource
If attempting to get access to the shared resource fails with the error resource is not accessible. Open Network in File Explorer in Windows virtual machine and check for network devices: In order to do that, please open System Preferences on Mac OS X -> Network -> and check the IP address of Mac, they should be on the same subnet as shown in the picture below: In Windows virtual machine please open Command Prompt, and execute 'ipconfig' (without quotes).Ĭheck IPv4 section, make sure Windows virtual machine has an IP address in the same subnet with Mac OS X. On Mac OS X menu bar, when Parallels Desktop is active, please go:ĭevices -> Network 1 -> Bridged network -> choose Default Adapter.Windows virtual machine is not running in appropriate network type. When I try to connect to my device from Windows virtual machine it does not detect it on the network. Network Attached Storage (NAS), printer, network camera etc. I have a specific device on my network at home/office, e.g.
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