Super strange. I am running latest VB with Additions on Mac running latest OSX host with Windows 7 guest. Everything was running great then all of a sudden... No Internet BUT I can see the computers on the network.
It's a work Mac so I access accounting program on the LAN.
I have 2 network adaptors running. #1 is bridged to my wifi airport and #2 is hostonly for printer (which is grayed out at the moment because I have no internet, I think)
I've tried the following:
1. General thread search to see if anyone has had this problem before
2. Reboot VB
3. Reboot Mac
4. Disabled and Enabled Network Adaptors in VB Settings
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
No Internet but Yes Network
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Re: No Internet but Yes Network
Nothing happens all of a sudden...Tortilla guy wrote:then all of a sudden
See if you have a firewall that got updated, an upgrade to OSX or similar.
I have some questions about the choice of your setup. WiFi is finicky sometimes, but it seems to work in your case since you see the rest of the computers on the network. By using Bridged, that means that the VM is just another computer on your physical LAN. So, good so far.Tortilla guy wrote:#1 is bridged to my wifi airport and #2 is hostonly for printer
The part which I'm not sure about is why do you have to use the HostOnly option just for the printer sharing. Is the printer a networked one?
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