If you are, then use a different local static IP range/subnet. LIMITATIONS: Assumes you are not connected to a 10.0.0.0 network on your external NIC. We map it to the 'public' folder on the HOST. Also map it to a drive letter so it is always there. Now access the HOST from the GUEST with the HOST IP '//10.0.0.10' you will see all the shares on the HOST. Repeat for all GUESTS giving them a unique IP address.ĥ. Close all processes (Agent, Blizzard, and game processes) via Task Manager. When launches the next time, it will notice that the folder is missing and automatically download a fresh copy for replacement. REMOVE any gateway or DNS address on that NIC.Ĥ. In that case, deleting the program data folder may solve the problem.
In the GUEST machine locate this new NIC (it will have a generic name so double check you have the new one) and on that NIC assign a static local unique IP address and same subnet as the HOST like 10.0.0.101 subnet 255.255.255.240. On the HOST locate this new NIC, it will have the name of the switch, and assign it a static local IP address and subnet like 10.0.0.100 subnet 255.255.255.240 REMOVE any gateway or DNS address on that NIC.ģ. Add the switch to all the Hyper-V instances you wish to share with.Ģ.
