For example, I have 3 VM's: windows 2016 server (where placed my server application), windows 10 and linux. I need create network between VM's without using real network adapter and real router. In this time i can't create network between VM's without real router.
Hi Dmitry, you can do this in Parallels Desktop Pro and Business editions using Host-Only network. This feature is available in Parallels Desktop preferences > Network > Host-Only. This feature enables a "virtual router" with DHCP service, who will assign an IP address to virtual machine (once you select this network type in VM configuration) from the specified subnet. Then all your virtual machines will be working in one subnet without real access to outside network.
By the way, in Parallels Desktop Home edition you can use Host-Only network, but there's no possibility to configure it. Simply select Devices > Network > Host-Only Network, and your virtual machine will get an IP from the virtual router without Internet access. In Shared network you will also get an IP from a virtual router (real one is not used) and all VMs will be visible for each other in one subnet, but they also will have Internet access.
