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NEW: License file can be placed at %APPDATA%\SmartCode Solutions\ViewerX\ folderįIX: Crash during file transfer to an UltraVNC server (64-bit only) SharedFolder0.NEW: Optimizations and fixes for Windows 11 and latest versions of UltraVNC server SharedFolder0.hostPath = "C:\VIRTUAL MACHINES\VMWare" = "OCY9ADwdNjA4JhkIPBUZLComBBM0FyYVKiwnKDUWGSgqLAgHFzIjFg4tNigXMhgxDw0LFwcyBQIHHTAEByoYPQcdIjEPKgkGFxkcBAsrNDoVGzIzKysDATUbCRwqLSw6NRMSIjoNAg0xMy0cOB0+ADkyACk4HQEPODYFNzgdBgM=" Uuid.bios = "56 4d ad 4a 9e 8d 3c b7-ab 78 2d 2f 5a b6 ce 07"Įthernet0.generatedAddress = "00:0c:29:b6:ce:07"ĮxtendedConfigFile = "Windows XP Professional.vmxf" VirtualHW.productCompatibility = "hosted"

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Ide1:0.fileName = "C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware Workstation\windows.iso"ĭisplayName = "Windows XP Pro SP2 ENG (32-bit) \" Ide0:0.fileName = "Windows XP Professional.01.vmdk" : DisabledĪnd now, here is the «ipconfig /all» of the VM: : VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter for VMnet1 : 62.169.67.165Įthernet adapter VMware Network Adapter VMnet1:ĭescription.

: VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter for VMnet8 : UnknownĮthernet adapter VMware Network Adapter VMnet8:ĭescription. Please note that problem is exactly the inverse - When I am inside the VM (full-screen mode) I can't see the RM's screen - when I type the RM's Internal IP address, I see the VM's own screen (what is a confusion - like seeing localhost's screen). I tried enabling and disabling the native VMware Workstation 6's VNC server on VM, or either, using the native VNC server vs using a third-party VNC server, and I have never had problems to see the VM's screen when I am inside RM.

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This web-based applications to monitor CPU load are programmed using web programming languages (HTML, PHP, ASP, JavaScript) they install a HTTP (Web) server in the local machine (RM), and using a http-web-browser we can see it working, typing Thanks in advance! dll) and others web-based using Windows' Active Desktop ( on VM.

I tried many freeware applications, some pure binary (.exe +. In what refers to the second problem I do not know what application allows me to real-time monitor the CPU load of the RM when I am inside the VM. Why this happens? How can I solve this? Routing? Port forwarding (redirecting)? DNS Server that distinguishes Internal from External IP (which?)? Then I tried the reverse process VNC Server on VM and Viewer on RM and then, everything OK I could see the VM's screen from my RM. I installed a VNC Server (I have already tried the 3 main VNC services TightVNC, UltraVNC and RealVNC) on RM, and the respective VNC Viewer (Client) on VM What did I get? - VNC Viewer (Client), installed on VM, shows the screen of the VM itself (it is a confusion because I am seeing my own screen it is like installing VNC Server and Viewer (Client) on the same machine and typing localhost = ∱27.0.0.1 in the Viewer (Client). Since all TCP/IP settings were manually configured, networking between my Virtual Machine (Guest)'s XP and Real Machine (Host)'s XP is finally working! However, I have 2 problems, and they are the reason for posting this question when I am working inside XP VM, I need to see the SCREEN and the CPU LOAD of the RM, in real-time. Networking between my Virtual Machine (Guest)'s XP and Real Machine (Host)'s XP did not work, until I reconfigured Host's XP network connections in order to disable DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol - the protocol for automating the configuration of computers that use TCP/IP). I installed Vmware Workstation on my Windows XPs PC, using as Vmwares networking option, Network Bridging.