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The socket mode defines the role the virtual machine will play when establishing a network connection to another computer. If you chose Socket, specify the name of the socket to be used for the virtual serial port device and its mode.If you chose Output File, define the file to be used for the virtual serial port device in the Output File field or leave the default file offered by Add Hardware Assistant.If you chose Real Port, specify the port to be used for the virtual serial port device in the Serial Port list.In the next window, specify the resource properties and click Add Device:.You can connect it later when running the virtual machine. If you clear this option, the drive will be enabled in the configuration, but not connected to the virtual machine. If you want the device to be connected to the virtual machine automatically at startup, select the Connected option. Note: When you connect two virtual machines via serial ports, both virtual machines should have serial ports emulated by sockets with the identical names. Select this option to create and connect the virtual machine's serial port to a socket of the physical computer. You will be able to locate the file in the next window. Select this option to connect the virtual machine's serial port to an output file. You will be able to choose the serial port in the next window.

Select this option to connect the virtual machine's serial port to the serial port of the physical computer. You can choose one of the following resources: In the Add Serial Port window, specify the resource to be used for the serial port emulation and click Continue.Assistant will add a typical serial port ready for use. To add a serial port that will have a typical configuration, click the Add Typical Device button. In the Select Device window, select Serial Port and click Continue.