I am trying to connect my genymotion emulator to internet and got this message:
emulator network configuration:
On Mac Os I solved No Internet Connection Problem on Genymotion emulator using next steps:
Go to Android Settings -> System -> Developer Options -> Turn On Developer Options
In Settings go to Network & Internet -> Mobile Network -> Turn Off Data Roaming
In Settings go to Network & Internet -> Data usage -> Turn Off Mobile Data
In Settings go to Network & Internet -> Wi-Fi -> Turn On Wi-Fi
And Internet Connection should be established. Also restarting the emulator may be required.
I didn't change anything in VirtualBox:
Best network configuration for an optimal use of Genymotion
To run properly, Genymotion uses two different network configurations:
An internal and technical network (Network > Adapter 1 of VirtualBox settings)
This network is used for example to display the virtual device screen or forward events (clicks or widgets) to the virtual device.
Changing this network configuration may prevent Genymotion to run properly.
If you get the message Unable to connect to the virtual device, please refer to When I start a virtual device, why does the window remain black?.
A network simulating access to your local network and to the Internet (Network > Adapter 2 of VirtualBox settings)
You can configure it as desired, but be aware that an error in this configuration may prevent Genymotion to access the local network and the Internet.
We recommend that you use the following configuration:
NAT, if you are using Genymotion on your local machine.
Bridged Adapter, if you need your virtual device to use an IP address of your local network (a DHCP server in your local network is required).
Currently, this network is regarded as the Wi-Fi connection of your virtual device.
Reference:
https://www.genymotion.com/#!/support?chapter=network-configuration#faq
First of, check your VirtualBox Host-Only Network #2 in: Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections, has the correct properties as follows:
Navigate to Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections and Right click the Connection: VirtualBox Host-Only Network #2
Select Properties
From the popup, activate the VirtualBox NDIS6 Bridged Networking Driver by checking/ticking the check-box and click OK
Lastly, navigate to Oracle VM Box\Google Nexus 7 4.4.4 ...\Settings\Network\Adapter 2 and enable the Network Adapter 2.
Hope this helps resolve your issue.
PS.
If you are connected via wireless and you have followed the above, do try un-checking the cable connected check box under Adapter 2 as shown in the image below.
Try this:
Just turn Wifi on and select WiredSSID network.
1) Open the Oracle VM VirtualBox manager
2) Settings->Network
3) Select the Adapter 2 (Adapter 1 is used primary by Genymotion and cannot change)
4) Select the NAT
5) Restart the VM and Genymotion
Otherwise:
Try on the virtual device > go into Settings > Wi-Fi > Select the IP automatically > After that just click on Done > and now... connected to the internet.
try to uninstall your android virtual device that cannot access internet in genymotion, and re-install a new virtual device. I tried and fixed.
The reason I guess is I installed genymotion and add virtual device before install the virtualbox.
Update Virtualbox and clear-cache work in my case
update virtualbox
genny motion - preference - misc - clear-cache -> restart emulator
I faced the same issue and followed all above instructions, but not worked.
Open Oracle VM Virtual box
Select the custom phone ->right click->settings->General->Basic
Change the type to your current OS (My case Mac OS X)
Choose Version of the Mac OS (64 bit)
Only this solved my problem.
My problem was that I changed the IP of my machine, and I already had the vitual device configured. To solve, I clicked on wifi on the virtual device, clicked on the WiredSSID network and chose the "forget" option.
Open the Oracle VM VirtualBox manager, Settings->Network, Select the Adapter 2 because Adapter 1 is used primary by Genymotion and that's why each time you change it and restart the vm it reset itself to old settings, using Bridged Adapter and select the working network card. if you are behind proxy, please use NAT
In my Mac, genymotion device's WiFi was off. So I solve this issue only by turning on the WiFi. and internet starts back to work
Try to ping your VM ip :
ping 192.168..
it is possible that a firewall blocks the connection. try to stop it : go to process and search for firewall and stop it.
I had similar issue:
I had a LAN cable internet connection to my laptop. (No wifi )
In Genymotion, I opened wifi and there was a wifi network available , just connected to that network. Then it worked.
(But actually I haven't turned my modem wifi, I think its some kind of virtual wifi)
In your Computer go to Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Network Connections then change the Network Adapter Preferred DNS Server to 8.8.8.8 which is Google Server
Below steps helped me:
(i) Enabled network from sidebar
(ii) Enabled Developer Options
Late but I had a similar issue when running Genymotion(3.2.1) on Windows10
I had the Windows "Virtual Machine Platform" on as I was using WSL2
I disabled it,restarted my system and Genymotion got connected to internet.
Hope someone finds this useful.
What worked was pulling down the notification bar and clicking the Wi-Fi icon to turn it off and then back on again 😂
I am using Genymotion Emulator with Nexus s and 4.2.2.
Previously i used regular AVD that we can create using Eclipse provided by ANDROID SDK.
In regular AVD we can enable/disable data packet access to internet by using
Settings->Wireless&Networks->Data Enabled
Or by pressing F8 key but i am unable to found it in Genymotion emulator.
Where i can find it?
You cannot do that on Genymotion.
If you want to test what your application will do without internet access, you can unplug your ethernet cable or switch off your Wi-Fi.
It's not the same but could still help to test your app.
I hade this problem.
If you disable the internet and try to debug your app, the app will not be able to connect to vs code debug server.
This what you should do.
1- in your emulator, click Debug/settings and change the ip:port to the following localhost:your port eg 5555
2- disable the wifi and your app will start without internet but still able to connect to vs code
I am using win 7 64 bit OS, using Android 2.2 my emulator couldn't be connected to computer. I am using internet behind proxy server. I change the APN setting by filling proxy setting of my machine. But still I can't be connected to the internet Please any one who can help me? Thanks for your answers.
You can set the proxy in the emulator.
This link describes all the options https://developer.android.com/studio/run/emulator-networking.html.
One way is when you run the emulator from the command line add -http-proxy:
emulator.exe -avd YOUR_AVD_NAME_HERE -http-proxy http://<machineName>:<port>
or
emulator.exe -avd YOUR_AVD_NAME_HERE -http-proxy http://<username>:<password>#<machineName>:<port>
And consider if you computer has more than one network interface. Maybe your emulator is trying to use one that is not connect, its very common. The simplest solution is just to disable the ETHERNET interface if you are using WIFI interface. Other way is to change the priority of your interfaces in the operational system. In Windows 10 you can do this by:
Goto Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network Connections
Right click the desired connection (Higher Priority Connection)
Click Properties > Internet Protocol Version 4
Click Properties > Advanced
Uncheck 'Automatic Metric'
Enter 1 in 'Interface Metric'
Click OK
Repeat for the Lower Priority Connection, but this time put 20 into the 'Interface Metric'
You'll now use the higher priority connection as a default.
I'm developing an android app where I need to connect to some server & download data from the server
using http get
it works perfect on 2.3.3 emulator
but I test on 3.2 it works as if there's no connection ... any help ?
In Android Emulator's setting set the IP of your system
1.Click on Menu 2.Click on Settings 3.Click on Wireless & Networks 4.Go to Mobile Networks 5.Go to Access Point Names 6.Here you will Telkila Internet, click on it. 7.In the Edit access point section, input the IP and 8080 Proxy
Hope this will work
I Found the solution
actually 3.x Android OS doesn't allow to make network operations in the main Thread
so I had to make multithreading using AsynTask
My company requires VPN to connect to our dev systems and for the first time I'm trying to work on an android app from home. Turns out the emulator doesn't want to use the VPN interface so even though I have connectivity to our dev systems on my VPN-connected laptop the emulator that's running on it does not.
I have thought of 3 solutions to this:
run a VPN client on the emulator, but I was hoping for a simpler solution than that
setting up a proxy server on my local machine
forwarding a port on my local machine
2 and 3 can probably work, but I'd still like to know if there is an easy way to get the emulator to use the VPN interface without a workaround.
I'm running OS X 10.7 and I've already tried adjusting the interface priority order with network>>set service order.
I suppose I can dust off the old dell and try it there, but I would expect the same results.
First start your vpn connection and then restart the emulator, now the emulator should use the host vpn connection.
it's mostly because of the DNS issue, according to the android doc:
At startup, the emulator reads the list of DNS servers that your system is currently using. It then stores the IP addresses of up to four servers on this list and sets up aliases to them on the emulated addresses 10.0.2.3, 10.0.2.4, 10.0.2.5 and 10.0.2.6 as needed.
I encountered this issue and tried something on dns settings but I could not solve it. As #machado said in the comment section below you should boot the emulator via "Cold Boot Now" option. I hope this helps.
What I do on my mac is just make sure 'send all traffic over vpn' is checked.
You'll find this setting after you click advanced while having your vpn connection selected in network preferences.
Works well for my situation, but may not depending on the type of VPN you're connecting to.
I had the same issue and solved it by connecting to cisco vpn after the android emulator has started and connected to the internet.
Works for me in windows 7
I setup a vpn connection on Windows. Then I started the emulator. The emulator and everything on my pc started to use that vpn connection.