
It may seem tedious to add always the dns server from terminal.So for that,you can set this parameter on eclipse and for that follow the steps Here 8.8.8.8 is the dns-server for ,and after searching so many forums and solution,this method really works.


Take a look at second picture and it may be possible that your adb server won’t start.First close the running emulator and execute following command on the terminal
ANDROID EMULATOR INTERNET NOT WORKING MAC ANDROID
Previously,there was proxy server at my office,and recently the proxy server was removed.Though I had unset all the proxy settings from my Lucid Linux,my android emulator was still using proxy settings.I came to know about this by running the emulator from terminal by usingĪt the terminal,it showed that the emulator is taking the my previous proxy settings.įirst I had to unset the proxy settings,that was still on my Ubuntu machine.This happened due to the fact,that while unsetting proxy settings,my Ubuntu machine wasn’t able to apply it system-wide even though I clicked apply system-wide option.The first place to unset proxy settings was from environment variables and you can edit environment variables viaĪnd remove all proxy settings options,if present there.Now,restart the computer.Īfter starting your machine, start the emulator via the following waysĮmulator -avd laaptu2.3 -dns-server 8.8.8.8 -verbose

For the past 2 days,I was boggled by my android emulator not connecting to the internet even though there was internet on my computer.Before going into quick fix,I would like to explain my scenario
