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Parallels C API Reference Guide
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The PHT_VIRTUAL_DEV_NET_ADAPTER handle is used to manage network adapters in a virtual machine. The handle is obtained by making the PrlVmCfg_CreateVmDev or the PrlVmCfg_GetNetAdapter function call.
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Generates a unique MAC address for a virtual network adapter on a virtual machine.
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Obtain the adapter type assigned to a virtual network adapter.
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Returns the index of the adapter to which the specified virtual adapter is bound.
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Returns the name of the adapter to which the specified virtual adapter is bound.
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Obtains the default gateway assigned to a virtual network adapter in a virtual machine.
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Obtains the default gateway (IPv6) assigned to a virtual network adapter in a virtual machine.
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Obtains the list of DNS servers which is assigned to a virtual network adapter on virtual machine startup.
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Gets an adapter firewall default policy.
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Returns the firewall rule entries list.
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Returns the MAC address of a virtual network adapter inside a virtual machine.
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Obtains a list of IP addresses in the address/subnet_mask format which is assigned to a virtual network adapter on virtual machine startup.
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Obtains a lists of search domains which are assigned to a virtual network adapter on virtual machine startup.
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Obtains the virtual network ID assigned to a virtual network adapter in a virtual machine.
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Determines if the specified network adapter is configured to automatically apply network settings inside guest.
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Determines if the specified network adapter is configured through DHCP on the guest OS side.
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Determines if the specified network adapter is configured through DHCP (IPv6) on the guest OS side.
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Gets state switched on or off of the adapter firewall.
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Determines if the specified network adapter is configured to filter net packages and send packages only from IP addresses in the adapter NetAdrresses list.
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Determines if the specified network adapter is configured to filter net packages and send packages only from its own MAC address.
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Allows to manually assign adapter type to a network adapter.
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Allows to specify whether a network adapter in a virtual machine should be automatically configured.
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Sets the index of the adapter to which the specified virtual adapter should be bound.
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Sets the name of the network adapter to which a virtual network adapter inside a virtual machine will bind.
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Allows to specify whether a network adapter in a virtual machine should be configured through DHCP or manually.
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Allows to specify whether a network adapter in a virtual machine should be configured through DHCP (IPv6) or manually.
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Allows to manually set the default gateway address for a network adapter in a virtual machine.
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Allows to manually set the default gateway address (IPv6) for a network adapter in a virtual machine.
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Allows to manually assign DNS servers to a network adapter in a virtual machine.
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Sets an adapter firewall default policy.
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Sets state switched on or off of the adapter firewall.
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Sets the firewall rule entries list.
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Allows to manually set MAC address to a network adapter inside a virtual machine.
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Allows to manually set IP addresses/Subnet masks to a network adapter in a virtual machine.
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Allows to specify whether a network adapter in a virtual machine should perform the filtration by IP addresses.
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Allows to specify whether a network adapter in a virtual machine should filter packets through MAC address spoofing.
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Allows to specify whether a network adapter in a virtual machine should receive packets sent not to VM.
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Allows to manually assign search domains to a network adapter in a virtual machine.
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Allows to set the virtual network ID for a network adapter in a virtual machine.
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