I have a MacPro 1,1 - OS X 10.7.2 - running Parallels Desktop 7.0.15054. Physically connected to an ethernet switch and NOTHING else (switch is not connected to any network/internet). I have created one VM for Windows Server 2008 R2 with 'computer name' set as "S2008" and has IIS 7.5 active which runs well. Parallels>Network>Hardware>Network1 is set to Connected {default adapter}. IPCONFIG /all shows Host Name: S2008, ip: 169.254.41.101, subnet mask: 255.255.0.0. MacPro Network shows Ethernet1: connected, IPv4 using DHCP, IP: 169.254.203.102, subnet mask: 255.255.0.0. I have turned the firewalls OFF. I am able to ping Mac-to-guest and guest-to-Mac.
My need is to develop website in guest OS, and access site from Mac Safari browser.
I have site loaded on guest OS that will 'launch/display' properly if I double-click {Browse Default Web Site *:80 (http) - I have proper file index.asp and it is fully functional} in the IIS Manager window. URL shows http://localhost/index.asp.
My question (finally): In Safari window, what would I use as the url to access this? Do I need 'file sharing' turned ON somewhere? From the Mac terminal app, shouldn't I be able to "ping S2008" and get a response?
Appreciate patience and any assist!
ZekeZ
My need is to develop website in guest OS, and access site from Mac Safari browser.
I have site loaded on guest OS that will 'launch/display' properly if I double-click {Browse Default Web Site *:80 (http) - I have proper file index.asp and it is fully functional} in the IIS Manager window. URL shows http://localhost/index.asp.
My question (finally): In Safari window, what would I use as the url to access this? Do I need 'file sharing' turned ON somewhere? From the Mac terminal app, shouldn't I be able to "ping S2008" and get a response?
Appreciate patience and any assist!
ZekeZ
