I have tried 3 versions of Parallels (1848 - 1922) and all of them cause a kernal panic when i enter in a valid local IP address.
I have tried both with IP and with DNS resolved names, but there is no difference. Here is the setup.
i have OS X Server 10.4.8 running the default apache installation. I have virtual domains that are resolved by the hosts file as well as DNS for other network machines. If i either change the hosts file on the Parallels/Windows XP SP2 instance... or point it to the local (Parallels hosting) machine's DNS.... as soon as I hit GO (or enter), when it starts the lookup.... a Kernal panic is thrown. This happens 100% of the time.
The OS X Server install is clean... a 10.4.7 upgrade to 10.4.8 with all latest patches running on a MacBook.
It seems that the Parallel user forums are full of happy customers... but this experience gives me great doubts... so if anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated.
-Michael
I have tried both with IP and with DNS resolved names, but there is no difference. Here is the setup.
i have OS X Server 10.4.8 running the default apache installation. I have virtual domains that are resolved by the hosts file as well as DNS for other network machines. If i either change the hosts file on the Parallels/Windows XP SP2 instance... or point it to the local (Parallels hosting) machine's DNS.... as soon as I hit GO (or enter), when it starts the lookup.... a Kernal panic is thrown. This happens 100% of the time.
The OS X Server install is clean... a 10.4.7 upgrade to 10.4.8 with all latest patches running on a MacBook.
It seems that the Parallel user forums are full of happy customers... but this experience gives me great doubts... so if anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated.
-Michael