When the import job is run in parallel on. I'm not certain it will fix your problem but it might. Subsequently, the model information and results from this analysis can be transferred to a second Abaqus/. One option would be to delete your cloned VM and clone the original again and check 'reinitialize mac'. To reset the eth* devices so you have an eth0 and not an eth1 you'll need to clear the udev networking rules. Do you have an eth1? Since your computer changed mac addresses, the OS keeps the original mac as eth0 and usually assigns eth1 to the new mac. Everything seems to be working except electrical and cam, both of which depend on an SQL server that I havent figure out how to get working yet. Running parallels with an ARM based windows 10 version. Your second comment mentioned that eth0 is missing. Just managed to get solidworks 2021/2022 running on my new 16 inch macbook pro with an M1Max. For debian based systems it will be found at /etc/network/interfaces auto eth0įor redhat based systems the networking configuration is at /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 If thats the case the config should look something like the following. You mentioned in your question that the VM should be getting it's IP from DHCP. Make sure the IP address is not statically set. For your case of cloning the VM to build a cluster you'll want to re-initialize the MAC on every clone. If you were curious, cloning a VM is often used to make a full backup of the VM, in this case you would want the MAC and IP to be the same in case you had to use the backup. When it boots your DHCP server should assign the VM a different IP address.Īlso FYI, when you cloned your VM you should have seen a checkbox with the words 'reinitialize MAC', that would have cloned the VM and generated a new MAC instead of cloning it. On your cloned VM click Settings > Network > Advanced then click the two circular arrows to generate a new MAC. You can re-initialize the MAC address of the cloned VM that just means generate a new random one. This is known as an IP conflict and can cause major headaches on the network.

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