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Alicia
Hi,
I'm connected to the Internet using PPPoE, I shutdown the Mac each night so (and yes I will verify this from now on) I presume that I'm getting a new IP address each time that I start up.
I've installed Parallels Desktop 3 for Mac (Build 5582) and I've got CentOS - Red Hat clone - running in a VM. Install was fine, finally got the VM to work with 1G of memory with the agp=off parameter in /etc/grub.conf. I'm using 10.4.11 BTW
Problem is, is that I cannot get the VM to connect to the Internet. I've tried Bridged Ethernet, Host-only Networking and Shared Networking (Network Address Translation). I've set the IP address in the VM and I've tried DHCP. When I try and connect to google.com it either searches and searches and searches or I get the standard Firefox cannot connect message.
What I'd really like is to be able to have a fixed IP address for the VM. Any ideas wuld be greatly appreciated.
Alicia
Hi,
I'm connected to the Internet using PPPoE, I shutdown the Mac each night so (and yes I will verify this from now on) I presume that I'm getting a new IP address each time that I start up.
I've installed Parallels Desktop 3 for Mac (Build 5582) and I've got CentOS - Red Hat clone - running in a VM. Install was fine, finally got the VM to work with 1G of memory with the agp=off parameter in /etc/grub.conf. I'm using 10.4.11 BTW
Problem is, is that I cannot get the VM to connect to the Internet. I've tried Bridged Ethernet, Host-only Networking and Shared Networking (Network Address Translation). I've set the IP address in the VM and I've tried DHCP. When I try and connect to google.com it either searches and searches and searches or I get the standard Firefox cannot connect message.
What I'd really like is to be able to have a fixed IP address for the VM. Any ideas wuld be greatly appreciated.
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