M mauricev Bit poster May 23, 2008 #1 Parallels can accept hard-coded MAC addresses for NICs, but often they are in format with colons, which apparently Parallels can't read.
Parallels can accept hard-coded MAC addresses for NICs, but often they are in format with colons, which apparently Parallels can't read.
J John@Parallels Forum Maven May 29, 2008 #2 I agree that these is not often easy, to enter MAC address and clean colons, but it is not often we are performing this operations, anyway I submit this feature request
I agree that these is not often easy, to enter MAC address and clean colons, but it is not often we are performing this operations, anyway I submit this feature request
T tacit_one Pro May 30, 2008 #3 mauricev said: Parallels can accept hard-coded MAC addresses for NICs, but often they are in format with colons, which apparently Parallels can't read. Click to expand... Yes, this is a known issue in Parallels Desktop 3 and fix will be available in the upcoming version of Parallels Desktop.
mauricev said: Parallels can accept hard-coded MAC addresses for NICs, but often they are in format with colons, which apparently Parallels can't read. Click to expand... Yes, this is a known issue in Parallels Desktop 3 and fix will be available in the upcoming version of Parallels Desktop.
