I have no problems connecting to the internet when using parallels/windows XP on my MacBook laptop that is running Tiger, so I'm assuming that this is yet another Leopard bug. If your connection is not working properly, click the following link'Īnd then it links to some BS describing how to fix a broadband connection (which does not work either).

'Your broadband connection should already be configured and ready to use. When I go through the steps to set up the internet connect (through the connection 'wizard') on the IBM side it already detects the connection. Start the Windows VM and edit the hosts file. I've set the Mac to use 10.211.55.5, for example. Use any adress from the free ones above, but not the '1'. Open the OS X network preferences, choose the Parallels NAT adapter and set it to 'DHCP with manual address.'. Nothing has changed, but the windows side will no longer connect to the internet. Make sure the network mask is set to 255.255.255.0. Internet connection worked perfectly on the Windows side yesterday (did not have to set anything up, it just worked, like it should). Internet connection works perfectly on the Mac side. Wireless connection through an Apple Extreme Airport

I've never has so many problems with a Mac (and I've had every operating system in the past 8 years or so). We found that is poorly ‘socialized’ in respect to any social network.

And I'm sick and tired of all of the issues Leopard has. Parallels has the lowest Google pagerank and bad results in terms of Yandex topical citation index. I too am having issues with internet connectivity on the windows end.

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