> I want to use Virtual PC (MS 7.0) as a webserver. It's for for local / dev
> purposes only. I am currentlly developing locally in OS X with but I need to
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> ping my guest OS.
> thanks!

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>> I want to use Virtual PC (MS 7.0) as a webserver. It's for for local / dev
>> purposes only. I am currentlly developing locally in OS X with but I need to
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>You may have to go with a cheap PC or switch to an Intel Macintosh with
>Parallels or Fusion.
No, this will work.
http://www.essjae.com/images/vpc7-sshots/w2kserver-iis.jpg
The OP has selected Virtual Switch, which is not NAT (Shared
Networking)

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sysco - 20 Oct 2007 05:20 GMT
Thanks for all the replies...
I'm using an G4 powerbook and was connecting to a wireless network. I had
read that wireless could cause an issue. Didn't realize that I needed have an
active NIC....I just thought I needed to disable it. Got it.
1. So I set VPC to the Airport adapter with a manually set IP.
2. I disconnected from the wireless but left airport on.
3. created a computer to computer network (from the airport dropdown...this
was guess.)
Works! pings from both machines.
I installed WAMP on the guest (windows 2000). And was pulling php pages from
the the the windows guest via safari..... great!
but errr...I restarted and I can't get machines to ping again!!
Any thoughts? How did I luck into it?
> >> I want to use Virtual PC (MS 7.0) as a webserver. It's for for local / dev
> >> purposes only. I am currentlly developing locally in OS X with but I need to
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> The OP has selected Virtual Switch, which is not NAT (Shared
> Networking)
Steve Jain - 20 Oct 2007 20:20 GMT
>Thanks for all the replies...
>I'm using an G4 powerbook and was connecting to a wireless network. I had
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>but errr...I restarted and I can't get machines to ping again!!
>Any thoughts? How did I luck into it?
I'm surprised it worked with the wireless at all. Your best bet is to
use the wired adapter and have it plugged into something, hub, switch,
loopback adapter, etc.

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