Solution to the problem that the android simulator cannot access the Internet

The default address of the android simulator is 10.0.2.3, and the default DNS is 10.0.2.3. For those who study Android online at home, the IP addresses of General computers are 192.168.1.100 and not in the same network segment. Therefore, the computer can access the Internet, but the simulator cannot access the Internet. In fact, it is easy to set the default DNS of the simulator to the DNS address of the computer. Step 1: Start the simulator and ensure that the ADB is connected
Step 2: Use the shell of ADB to confirm the attributes of the system.
 

 
ADB Shell

Getprop
 

 


Getprop lists the current attributes of the system. Step 3: Obtain the DNS address of the simulator. You can see the following in the result:
 

 
[Net. dns1]: [10.0.2.3]
[Net. dns2]: [10.0.2.4]
[Net. dns3]: [10.0.2.5]
[Net. dns4]: [10.0.2.6]
 

 


Step 4: Change DNS to our own DNS
 

Setprop net. dns1192.168.1.1
 

 


Note: General TP-LINK and D-LINK DNS are 192.168.1.1, if not please useIpcnofig/allCommand to confirm. In addition, after setting according to the above steps, select "enable data traffic" in the setting-> wireless network settings of the simulator, enable the 3G icon on the toptar of the simulator to access the Internet ~
 

 
In the above method, the property set after the simulator is restarted will be lost, and you need to reset it again. You can use the following method to solve the problem:
 

 
Find your SDK Directory, which contains a system-images folder. Here you save the system image file and open the build in the text editor. add the net. dns1 = your own DNS. Save it. then create a new simulator ~