Hello, folks. I love Parallels, and have been using it a couple of months, but, all of a sudden, I have run into trouble.
In early November, I installed build 1970 to get the Shared Networking feature. This way, I could use hotel connections more easily, rather than having to log in from Windows or Mac OS each time I switched back and forth. For 2-3 weeks, this worked great. Now, I open up my machine after being away for 1 day, and when I fire up Windows XP, I'm told I have limited or no connectivity, due to not receiving a valid IP address from the DHCP server.
It always sounds stupid when someone else says it, but I make the claim: I don't think I changed anything.
When I go back to Bridged Ethernet, everything is fine. Since I'm going to be in a hotel room in a few days, it would be nice to figure this out by then.
So what information do you folks need from me to help me diagnose the problem? I will post as follow-ups all the routine stuff I can think of. I've checked some of the other threads, and I've ruled out crashing pvsnatd, but beyond that, I have no idea.
Thanks for your help.
In early November, I installed build 1970 to get the Shared Networking feature. This way, I could use hotel connections more easily, rather than having to log in from Windows or Mac OS each time I switched back and forth. For 2-3 weeks, this worked great. Now, I open up my machine after being away for 1 day, and when I fire up Windows XP, I'm told I have limited or no connectivity, due to not receiving a valid IP address from the DHCP server.
It always sounds stupid when someone else says it, but I make the claim: I don't think I changed anything.
When I go back to Bridged Ethernet, everything is fine. Since I'm going to be in a hotel room in a few days, it would be nice to figure this out by then.
So what information do you folks need from me to help me diagnose the problem? I will post as follow-ups all the routine stuff I can think of. I've checked some of the other threads, and I've ruled out crashing pvsnatd, but beyond that, I have no idea.
Thanks for your help.