IP address: Use an address inside your local network, usually 192.168.0.X where X could be any number that is not currently used, (a number between 200 and 250 could be a good option) Goal: "Change your IP Settings from DHCP to Manual (Static IP)" The process described is for a Xiaomi MiA1 Terminal, yours could be slightly different but the idea remains. Settings > Networks & Internet > WiFi > Advanced > Edit Now you have to modify the network configuration in your Android (or iOS) phone (or emulator) to use your Dev IP (192.168.0.17 in this example) and the Default DNS server inside it. Start your DNS server sudo brew services start dnsmasq Install dnsmasq using brew brew install dnsmasqĮdit your dnsmasq config file sudo vi /usr/local/etc/nfĪnd add these kind of lines address=//192.168.0.17Īddress=//192.168.0.17
#Android emulator hosts file mac for mac os#
The solution was implemented for Mac OS but the logic works for Linux also and as far as I know maybe even in Windows10 using WSL. The key here is to create a Local DNS Server in your own Dev environment and point that server from your Android device. once this software is up and working we will configure our Android or iOS devices to use our Dev.
We will install and configure a local DNS server in our dev. Usually when you are developing software for mobile it's useful to test your code in a physical device or in an emulator, the problem is that we are not allowed in Android to edit entries in the hosts file, this happened to me this week, and I have a solution that I would like to share.Īfter a little research I finally found a method that works in every situation.
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