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I might be over my head with this stuff, it seems like the VM is a lot fussier that a normal windows setup. I though the idea was that the VM was just like windows on any other computer, something is different and both programs don't like the VM environment. I tried installing iTunes for windows just incase it needed that, but that also does not like the VM environment it installs, but will not run.

#Parallels bridged network not available install#

I can not get this windows VM to recognize the printer and install the proper print driver.Īlso I tried installing bonjour for windows and it does install, but when i run it I get "Bonjour services not avaialble".

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I have been able to get parallels to add a generic print driver in the windows VM, it just popped up in there. The only problem is from the VM running windows.

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I can print to the mac mini acting as a print server from either mac. I connect to both machines via another mac on a LAN network. I have one mac mini acting as a server and one running parallels with windows 7. Thanks for the reply, you got the setup right. Windows will directly submit print jobs to the server.

Install Bonjour Print Services for Windows inside the VM and add the printer shared from HMS2.

Print jobs will be queued by Windows, then sent via RDP to your client Mac, which will then be submitted by your client Mac to HMS2. Configure printer redirection in Microsoft Remote Desktop on your client Mac.Print jobs will be queued by Windows, sent thru Parallels, and be submitted by HMS1 to HMS2. It should automatically detect the printer connected to HMS2 that was added on HMS1. Configure a virtual printer in Parallels for the virtual machine.If that is the case, there are three options to print from the VM, connected thru Microsoft Remote Desktop on Mac: Your client Mac should also be able to print to the printer on HMS2 from Mac applications. HMS1 should have the printer on HMS2 added and should be able to print successfully from Mac applications. The printer is shared from what I'll Headless Mini Server 2. The VM is running on what I'll call Headless Mini Server 1.

Since there is Parallels 12 out, you might have some incompatibilities with Parallels 10 depending on your macOS version installed.įYI: Port 631 is the one that handles printer sharing (IPP) If that all doesn't help, you possibly need to configure CUPS manually, but chances are high that parallels has an easier solution for your needs. I can imagine that if you simply share a USB printer from your Mac mini (printing server) and have this printer selected as your default printer on the Mac mini (VM) that the configuration in Parallels is simply done like the printer would be directly attached via USB to the Mac mini (VM). Which networking mode is configured in Parallels (Bridged, Shared or Host-Only)?Īccording to Parallels using Bonjour, you must use Bridged networking mode.Ī network attached printer should be possible to be configured in Bridged or Shared networking mode. Is the Mac mini (VM) able to access and print from macOS apps to the Mac mini (printing server)? As I don't use Parallels, I won't be able to help you much.