In Parallels Desktop Pro for Mac, with a Windows 10 VM.
The VM Config > General offers a (Configure for) Software Testing mode.
When that mode is selected, there is nevertheless a further "isolate" option under VM Config > Security, namely Isolate Windows from Mac.
Why is the meaning/purpose of this Security option in Software Testing mode?
The VM Config > General offers a (Configure for) Software Testing mode.
When that mode is selected, there is nevertheless a further "isolate" option under VM Config > Security, namely Isolate Windows from Mac.
Why is the meaning/purpose of this Security option in Software Testing mode?
- If this isolation option is implicitly always-enabled in Software Testing mode, then why is it not displayed (greyed-out) as Enabled?
- Alternatively, what, if anything, does it achieve independently of Software Testing mode?
- If it does increase the degree of isolation somehow, above that of Software Testing mode, why is it not enabled by default?