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• Lose connectivity to the virtual computer on your laptop when you are disconnected from the network

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• No network connection to the virtual computer after migration manually to the new host

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• Oracle UCM CIS - user authentication and connection to the virtual computer

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  Hi deep,

  You can restrict access to the content server port 4444 using a filer of ip address in the /config/config.cfg file of

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• Check if a virtual machine has connected network and connect if it isn't?

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