I'm using Mac OS X Mountain Lion and Parallels Desktop 7 with Windows 7 on it. On Windows I'm developing a server (IIS) running on localhost. Subnet ip of windows is 10.211.55.3, and server can be accessed from browser on Mac. But I also want to access my server from external device (in my case, from android phone). Is it possible? What should I do for that?
In VM preferences I've selected Shared Network.
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Android emulators cannot connect to internet when using WiFi on host computer. The host is a Macbook pro and the development environment is Visual Studio 2015 running inside a Windows 10 VM using Parallels. When I connect an ethernet cable to the Macbook the Android emulator can connect to the internet and load websites, but when using WiFi on the host it cannot connect. Has anyone else had this issue?
Check network adapters in virtual machine. You probably have some from Oracle Virtual box or other
I put this to work in a nested virtualization environment, but my host is a Windows Server 2016 machine:
Physical machine (WinServer2016) -> VM (WinServer2016) -> VS Emulator for Android
I had to execute the following command in my host:
Set-VMNetworkAdapter -VMName $vmName -MacAddressSpoofing on
I think that if you enable MAC address spoofing on your Macbook pro this will work.
The issue was with Wifi. If the Mac host was connected to the internet via Wifi then the emulators running inside of the Windows VM could not access the internet. Once I switched to LAN connection the emulators were able to connect to the web.
I am about to buy a Windows 8 enabled machine and I intend to write a windows mobile app. I don't have access to any windows 8 machine but I am really curious about one feature.
Can I use hyper-v virtual machine of windows 8.1 guest OS to emulate windows phones? I mean complete app development in virtual machine itself. I suspect that virtualization of hardware could be a problem like in windows 7 virtual machine on oracle VirtualBox.
I intend not to install visual studio on host OS, probably its the best way to keep it working for years. Windows OS is touchy.
It is possible, but not with Hyper-V. You have to use VMWare. VMWare supports nested virtualization. You disable Hyper-V in your host OS, install VMWare, enabled nested virtualization in VMWare and than you can install and enable Hyper-V (needed by the emulators) in the guest OS.
I am working on project. I have taken remote system. My problem is that Visual studio and windows phone 8 device located in remote place. Windows phone 8 is connected in remote server. All sources and devices are located in remote server. I need to test and debug the app. How can i see the device screen? I want to control the device using remote server. Any software or method to take control the phone in PC?
In other words, I want to control or display the screen of windows phone 8 device on PC.
Any idea should help me a lot.
Thanks in advance.
As there is not a way to interact with a physical Windows phone 8 remotely yet (unless you are a Microsoft employee with special access to private builds of the phone), I'd suggest that the remote site set up a machine configured with Windows 8.1, Hyper-V, Visual Studio for Windows Phone, and the emulators. You can use Remote Desktop to gain access to the machine and test and debug the application through the emulators.
Or, of course, the best would be if you could just gain access to the source code for the application and do the testing locally. Depending on the resources required by the application, you may need to create a LAN to LAN VPN in which all traffic would route through the remote site.
Environment:
Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit as host o/s
Windows 8.1 Enterprise 64-bit hosted in VMWare Player (current version)
Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows Phone (Update 4)
I get the following error when trying to run a very simple phone app. I know MS says a VM-within-a-VM environment isn't supported, but I know it can work. Has anyone had success with this? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Windows Phone Emulator
The Windows Phone Emulator wasn't able to ensure the virtual machine
was running:
Something happened while starting a virtual machine: 'Emulator WVGA
512 MB.' failed to start. (Virtual machine ID
CADD6546-129A-4683-9A2D-52EAE777E888)
The Virtual Machine Management Service failed to start the virtual
machine 'Emulator WVGA 512 MB.' because one of the
Hyper-V components is not running (Virtual machine ID
CADD6546-129A-4683-9A2D-52EAE777E888).
Prior to seeing the error, the emulator emits the on-screen messages:
Loading ...
The Windows Phone OS is starting ...
And then the error. Of all the Hyper-V services available, the Hyper-V Virtual Machine Management service is the only one which is running.
I've got Windows Phone 8 (and 8.1) emulators working in a VMware Player VM (running Windows 8, obviously) on a Windows 7 host.
You must first check the physical processor supports SLAT. If it does, you can set the "Virtualize Intel VT-x/EPT or AMD/RVI" in your VM's processor settings (Manage/Virtual Machine Settings/Processors). Then make sure the hypervisor.cpuid.v0 is set to "FALSE" in the vmx file for the VM. (exit VMware player before doing this). And you should be good to go.
See http://developer.nokia.com/community/wiki/Windows_Phone_8_SDK_on_a_Virtual_Machine_with_Working_Emulator for a step-by-step guide on how to do this when creating a new VM.
I'm trying to make a simple Windows Phone application on a Macbook Pro. So I'm running Visual Studio in Windows 7 inside of VMware Fusion.
When I try to run the phone emulator, this is what I get.
I looked for settings that I could modify to the virtual machine settings but didn't find any.
Unfortunately this technique will probably not work for you. I had the same issue when I was on my PC and wanted to create iPhone applications. VMWare (and other Virtual Machines) are not fully gfx enabled. You need to check the box that says "Accelerate 3D graphics
What I would suggest is to install Windows 7 on your Mac using BootCamp.