How to configure "Sharing Network" to use Wi-Fi adapter only.

Damonwinner

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Hi Everybody!
I need your help! tried to googling but unsuccessfully.
I'm using two types on network adapters (LAN and Wi-Fi). LAN is using for access to corporate network and Wi-Fi for guest. I have VM with Windows and app what need to sync with app on my phone. Phone connected to guest network by Wi-Fi.
I've tried to use "Bridged Network" > Wi-Fi in VM's configuration. But synchronisation was terrible. 95% of attempts were unsuccessful. Firewall in MaOS is off.
I've switched to "Shared Network" and make routes for port from host to VM. And it was success until I connected LAN. If I use booth networks then synchronisation doesn't work. I think Parallels is using LAN adapter for virtual network.
How I can change this? How I can configure "Shared Network" to use Wi-Fi Adapter for virtual network?
Thanks everybody!
 
Hi Everybody!
I need your help! tried to googling but unsuccessfully.
I'm using two types on network adapters (LAN and Wi-Fi). LAN is using for access to corporate network and Wi-Fi for guest. I have VM with Windows and app what need to sync with app on my phone. Phone connected to guest network by Wi-Fi.
I've tried to use "Bridged Network" > Wi-Fi in VM's configuration. But synchronisation was terrible. 95% of attempts were unsuccessful. Firewall in MaOS is off.
I've switched to "Shared Network" and make routes for port from host to VM. And it was success until I connected LAN. If I use booth networks then synchronisation doesn't work. I think Parallels is using LAN adapter for virtual network.
How I can change this? How I can configure "Shared Network" to use Wi-Fi Adapter for virtual network?
Thanks everybody!
Hello,
Please refer to the below KB articles and check.
https://kb.parallels.com/4948
https://kb.parallels.com/8978
Thanks,
McAllen.
 
Hi McAllen!
This links aren't related with my issue.
I've solved this task by adding rote by command line.
route add -host 10.211.55.7 -interface en0
10.211.55.7 -
VM's IP.
en0 - name of Wi-Fi interface.
I'm testing this configuration. Still works fine.
 
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