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06-18-2018
09:40 AM
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Once you are logged into the CLI, type in:
ip addr
then it should give you a 192.168 address for VM Fusion, not sure about parallels
browse to that address
https://192.168.xxx.xxx
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02-10-2015
10:54 AM
+1 on HULK's info. I wanted to add that, It depends on the FQDN. Don't use FQDN's for large corporations, where they either use CDN's or round robin DNS. Because the frequency is a 15 minute refresh, there's no real time DNS resolution for FQDN's. This may lead to incorrect or unexpected behaviors. There's also another practice, that is, to give you a long list of possible IP's on a single A record. The firewall will only grab the first ten provided on that long list.
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