You would want to connect your iBook that is being the Ethernet Basestation to the uplink port of the hub.īasically your iBook would be giving your XBox or whatever was connected to it a dynamic IP and your iBook would be getting a dynamic IP from the Wireless Basestation (unless you set it up for a static IP.) I tried doing a search on Google for XBox and DHCP, but since I don't have a console, I really couldn't verify.īut as for you question about the hub. I would assume that if the XBox would be able to be used on the Internet that it would have the ability of doing DHCP. I am not to sure on the specifics of hooking up an XBox as I don't have one and I don't know anyone who has one. Create a wireless network bridge Authored by: ekerkhoff on Apr 01, '03 05:05:39AM I could be wrong, but I don't think it is possible to create a software base station by using the sharing feature under the sharing preference panel. When I try to run the executable (even when right clicking. Have hit a brick wall trying to install Creative Cloud on my mac running Win10 via parallels. From the virtual XP I can ping the gateway router and access the internet fine, but I'm not able to ping nor access anything on the LAN. The XP receives its IP through DHCP, the same IP as the MAC. I have a user with MAC OS X 10.4.11 running Parallels Desktop 3.0 and XP Pro.

Win XP Network connections has LAN or High-Speed internet listed as 'Parallells Ethernet Adapter' Mac uses Airport to connect to WiFi router I need to create/use Bridged Network on Windows XP VM, however don't know how since there is only one high speed connection and two is needed in order to create a bridge. I have none Ethernet cable connected to the mac.

I see on my Activity Monitor heavy network traffic when running Parallels. I have a MacBookPro with Parallels to run other operating systems.

Parallels bridged network no internet