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21/02/2008, 13h16

i am a ramone wrote:

> ok, there is no way to get the ip of vm using COM interface directly,
> so I use another way...
> using "ping computerName" in the cmd.exe to get the vm's ip, hehe
> so at first u must know the vm's computerName

ComputerName is a property of the IVMGuestOS object in the virtual
machine object available via the COM interface.

Also you can read any registry key in the GuestOS under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Virtual Machine\Guest\Parameters

If you configure your VMs put the data you want in this registry path
then you can retrieve them via the COM interface with
IVMGuestOS->GetParameter("keyname")

Yes this is specific to your VMs but it works.

21/02/2008, 13h16	#3
Richard Cardona Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: I have found a way to get the vm's ip :) i am a ramone wrote: > ok, there is no way to get the ip of vm using COM interface directly, > so I use another way... > using "ping computerName" in the cmd.exe to get the vm's ip, hehe > so at first u must know the vm's computerName ComputerName is a property of the IVMGuestOS object in the virtual machine object available via the COM interface. Also you can read any registry key in the GuestOS under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Virtual Machine\Guest\Parameters If you configure your VMs put the data you want in this registry path then you can retrieve them via the COM interface with IVMGuestOS->GetParameter("keyname") Yes this is specific to your VMs but it works.