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Jeff Wiseman : web access

Source: microsoft.public.mac.virtualpc
Sent: 04/05/2006
From: Antonio Moreno <(email address - cut out)>
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Thank u for your answer. I,ve tried what you said but it was still
impossible. Then i´ve found this article from microsoft :
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/886379 . In that is said that virtual PC
can have problems wirth third party firewalls. I use netbarrier, but in the
options i have Vich as a trust programs, that is , can connect to any port.
Then, after reading that, i gave a try and disconnected netbarrier, and now
i have connection into VPC.
So it means that every time i like to connect vpc to the web, i have to
change my security settings. I hope i can found one better solution,
netbarrier is a very good program and i will not stop using it.

On 5/4/06 01:51, in article #(email address - cut out), "Jeff
Wiseman" <(email address - cut out)> wrote:

I ran into something like this just the other day too only I'm
using XP Home under VPC 7.0.2. It seems that it just couldn't
find the DNS (an absolute IP address worked). If I started up
Internet Explorer, it couldn't even find msn.com (pretty bad eh? :-)

I discovered that if I went over to the Mac side of things and
ran something on the web (I used Netscape) first, then somehow
access from VPC now worked!

I have no idea of why this happens, but you might want to try
it--I.e., start a browser on the Mac, try accessing a site, and
then try it from in VPC.

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On 5/4/06 01:51, in article #p0NwKEWGHA.4960@TK2MS=
FTNGP05.phx.gbl, "Jeff Wiseman" <(email address - cut out)> wrote: 
 
I ran into something like this just the other day too only I'm 
using XP Home under VPC 7.0.2. It seems that it just couldn't 
find the DNS (an absolute IP address worked). If I started up 
Internet Explorer, it couldn't even find msn.com (pretty bad eh? :-) 
 
I discovered that if I went over to the Mac side of things and 
ran something on the web (I used Netscape) first, then somehow 
access from VPC now worked! 
 
I have no idea of why this happens, but you might want to try 
it--I.e., start a browser on the Mac, try accessing a site, and 
then try it from in VPC.
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Re: Jeff Wiseman : web access

Sent: 04/06/2006
From: Jeff Wiseman <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Interesting,

I just remembered that I have little snitch running as well. It
doesn't come up but I have seen one or two things that have been
odd with it occasionally (e.g. I have one or two applications
that when they try to call home, instead of just being blocked
until released from little snitch, they just crash).

I wonder if that might have something to do with what I've seen.
The only time I ever need net access is for updates so it's not
that big a problem for me but I would like to understand it better.

- Jeff

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> Thank u for your answer. I,ve tried what you said but it was still
> impossible. Then i´ve found this article from microsoft :
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/886379 . In that is said that virtual PC
> can have problems wirth third party firewalls. I use netbarrier, but in the
> options i have Vich as a trust programs, that is , can connect to any port.
> Then, after reading that, i gave a try and disconnected netbarrier, and now
> i have connection into VPC.
> So it means that every time i like to connect vpc to the web, i have to
> change my security settings. I hope i can found one better solution,
> netbarrier is a very good program and i will not stop using it.
>
> On 5/4/06 01:51, in article #(email address - cut out), "Jeff
> Wiseman" <(email address - cut out)> wrote:
>
> I ran into something like this just the other day too only I'm
> using XP Home under VPC 7.0.2. It seems that it just couldn't
> find the DNS (an absolute IP address worked). If I started up
> Internet Explorer, it couldn't even find msn.com (pretty bad eh? :-)
>
> I discovered that if I went over to the Mac side of things and
> ran something on the web (I used Netscape) first, then somehow
> access from VPC now worked!
>
> I have no idea of why this happens, but you might want to try
> it--I.e., start a browser on the Mac, try accessing a site, and
> then try it from in VPC.
>

Re: Jeff Wiseman : web access

Sent: 04/07/2006
From: "Paul Power" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Little Snitch would definitely interfere with web access from VPC.

The easiest way that I found to test this is to re-boot in Safe Boot

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