Parallels For Mac Network Adapter

  • Parallels Server for Mac is a server-side desktop virtualization product built for the Mac OS X Server platform and is developed by Parallels, Inc., a developer of desktop virtualization and virtual private server software. Ethernet or FireWire network adapter.
  • I installed Parallels VM on my Mac and created a Windows 10 VM. I have a connection problem in the Windows 10 VM but not on my Mac. I get the following error: There is no network adapter on you.
  • So I uninstalled Parallels 4 a while ago because it was slowing everything down and I have Boot Camp. Anyways, the 'Parallels Shared Networking Adapter' and 'Parallels Host-Only Networking Adapter' still appear in my Network System Preference.
  • There is no network adapter on your Mac for the 'Parallels Shared Networking Adapter' virtual network. The network adapter 0 will be disconnected. I tried doing the 'restore defaults' under networking, and it doesn't work.
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I installed Parallels VM on my Mac and created a Windows 10 VM. I have a connection problem in the Windows 10 VM but not on my Mac.

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I get the following error:

There is no network adapter on your Mac for the 'Parallels Shared #0' virtual network. The network adapter 0 will be disconnected.

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Computer, Parallels Desktop for Mac includes several utilities: Parallels Transporter®, Parallels Explorer and Parallels Compressor®. Parallels Desktop has a set of special tools (utilities and drivers) that will help you use your. I believe that Parallels presents a 'generic network adapter' to the operating system running inside the Parallels environment. This will be connected to your built in ethernet or your wireless network connection depending on which is active in OS X.

What could cause this?

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I resolved in this way:

  1. Shut down vm;
  2. Go to System Preferences > Sharing > Internet and turn on Apple Internet sharing (make sure that the checkbox is checked and blue);
  3. Now disable the internet connection checkbox just set up;
  4. In vm settings, when you try to choose internet mode, the error message should not appear.

I don't know why but this may occur due to a driver error. Hope that you can resolve :)

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The above could be limited by your IT Security. You can also go to your the menu of your Parallels. drop Down Devices/Network/Shared Network (Recommended). Make sure that is checked off. you shouldn't need to reboot; it should work automatically. If it fails, try to reboot your VM.

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Some things to try...
Use Shared Networking
Before loading the XP Virtual Machine, configure your Network Adapter to used Shared Networking. This is faux-networking as essentially, all traffic is passed from Parallels through the Mac network connection. It works, but sometimes you need real networking.
Use Host Only Networking
Host Only networking allows Windows to not seek an external network access point. Instead, combined with the Mac internet connection sharing, you can achieve the desired result.
From the Finder, choose System Preferences from the Apple menu.
Under the Internet & Network sub-heading, click on Sharing.
Under the Firewall sub-tab, either disable the firewall altogether or allow “Personal Web Sharing”.
Under the Internet sub-tab, choose AirPort from the Share Your Connections From dropdown.
Check only Ethernet Adapter (en2) in the selection box. This will allow only your Virtual Machine to connect via (virtual) ethernet to the Mac subsytem. The click Start.
You should now have a pure networking environment inside the Windows XP Virtual Machine.
Try setting the adapter to 'Default Adapter'.
Turn off/disable any Windows® Firewall.

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