5160 Upgrade has caused network problems in XP

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jesuitx

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I have never had a problem with PD until 5160. After updating, my network adapter in XP is "limited or no connectivity" no matter what I try.

I'm using Shared Networking and I have a pretty simple network set up, just a wireless network with DHCP.

Anybody else having this problem?
 
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Eru, I had reinstalled the tools, and performed the other steps listed in the forums. Ben, I hadn't seen the 5162 update, but will check it out. Thanks for the heads up.

Ben S.
 
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Build 5162 didn't fix my problem

I'm on Leopard and this network connectivity issue has just appeared -- I swear it was fine after the Leopard upgrade but now it's completely broken. I just installed build 5162 to see if that might help -- the answer is a resounding NO.

Parallels Team -- Got any other ideas about how to fix this (really very serious) problem?
 
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Well, after the better part of my afternoon, I was able to get this working by using Internet Sharing and Host mode, but it's important that the devs understand these are workarounds and not desired final functionality.

I'm using Leopard, build 5540, uninstalled, reinstalled, performed various sacred incantations, etc. but finally had to resort to host mode, which is suboptimal.
 
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Yeap. Upon coming home from work and attempting to use this Host-based network setup, I'm hosed again. Had to reboot the computer entirely to get the Parallels network adapters to show as green in Leopard Network PrefPane - check. But now, since I'm on AirPort at home, I have to redo the entire sharing setup.

And Shared networking still doesn't work at all.

I don't even want to think what will happen if I dare to turn on VPN to get to my office network and attempt to access that over VPN.
 
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