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Submitted by rncbc on Fri, 18 Oct 2013 - 16:38

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Is there a way, with qmidinet, to determine what remote network connections are visible
no. it's all supposed to work just like bad old plug-and-play. it you don't sense any signal coming/going through, than something is broken in the udp/ip stack and VMs might be notorious on this respect :)

are you certain that you're not tripping into the situations expelled on the above comment?

cheers

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