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Tombstone 89 In the previous question, I asked how to configure m0n0wall in a VM. Now, I want to set up the network adapter in my computer to be used only for the guest VM, that is, to not allow any traffic from the host to go through. So far I haven't been ab
leeand00 In the virtual machine network settings: Right click on settings, Then in the Settings dialog that appears, select Networkfrom the sidebar then click on any Adapter Ntab, If I set the Attached to:dropdown toInternal Network If I change the settings on
leeand00 In the virtual machine network settings: Right click on settings, Then in the Settings dialog that appears, select Networkfrom the sidebar then click on any Adapter Ntab, If I set the Attached to:dropdown toInternal Network If I change the settings on
Best 103 I can't access the internet from a VirtualBox virtual machine on Windows 7 and Debian Linux. I need to fix the problem in order to get these VMs working again. I have a Debian laptop host that has been running VMware VMs in the past and now runs Virtu
Best 103 I can't access the internet from a VirtualBox virtual machine on Windows 7 and Debian Linux. I need to fix the problem in order to get these VMs working again. I have a Debian laptop host that has been running VMware VMs in the past and now runs Virtu
Best 103 I can't access the internet from a VirtualBox virtual machine on Windows 7 and Debian Linux. I need to fix the problem in order to get these VMs working again. I have a Debian laptop host that has been running VMware VMs in the past and now runs Virtu
leeand00 In the virtual machine network settings: Right click on settings, Then in the Settings dialog that appears, select Networkfrom the sidebar then click on any Adapter Ntab, If I set the Attached to:dropdown toInternal Network Does the VM have access to
leeand00 In the virtual machine network settings: Right click on settings, Then in the Settings dialog that appears, select Networkfrom the sidebar then click on any Adapter Ntab, If I set the Attached to:dropdown toInternal Network Does the VM have access to
LMF In short, I'm trying to reroute information from an Android tablet to a CentOS VM on a Windows 7 host. I've set up Virtual Box Manager to have two "Network" adapters (in "Settings"): Adapter 1 is connected to NAT and enabled Adapter 2 is connected to a bri
smile bomb I'm trying to SSH into a virtual machine set up in a virtual machine from a Windows 7 host. I want to make several development machines and create them sshfrom my mainframe and so on. Inside virtualbox, I selected my VM (openSUSE 12.3), then right-c
LMF In short, I'm trying to reroute information from an Android tablet to a CentOS VM on a Windows 7 host. I've set up Virtual Box Manager to have two "Network" adapters (in "Settings"): Adapter 1 is connected to NAT and enabled Adapter 2 is connected to a bri
smile bomb I'm trying to SSH into a virtual machine set up in a virtual machine from a Windows 7 host. I want to make several development machines and create them sshfrom my mainframe and so on. Inside virtualbox, I selected my VM (openSUSE 12.3), then right-c
SPRBRN I just noticed the following. I am using Ubuntu 13.04 desktop as Virtualbox host. On the host, I have two ethernet connections configured. There is only one network card and the network cable is connected to a working router. I use it to switch configur
SPRBRN I just noticed the following. I am using Ubuntu 13.04 desktop as Virtualbox host. On the host, I have two ethernet connections configured. There is only one network card and the network cable is connected to a working router. I use it to switch configur
Nikos I have a Debian Wheezy VM running in a virtual box and the first adapter is NAT. However, I also want to add a host-only network, but can't add a second adapter to the VM's network, it's grayed out. Any ideas? heavy Make sure the virtual machine is power
Nikos I have a Debian Wheezy VM running in a virtual box and the first adapter is NAT. However, I also want to add a host-only network, but can't add a second adapter to the VM's network, it's grayed out. Any ideas? heavy Make sure the virtual machine is power
pungent I'm using virtualbox 5.2 as host and Debian 9 as guest on Ubuntu 14.04. I have configured my Debian guest system to have a static IP (192.168.56.101) with a host-only adapter (192.168.56.1/24) and no dhcp. This config will be written to the /etc/networ
Masashi I have an Ubuntu 10.04 running Oracle VirtualBox 3.2.6 with a Windows XP guest. I use the VPN that the guest VM wants to access, which shows up on ifconfig as: tun0 Link encap:UNSPEC HWaddr 00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00
Masashi I have an Ubuntu 10.04 running Oracle VirtualBox 3.2.6 with a Windows XP guest. I use the VPN that the guest VM wants to access, which shows up on ifconfig as: tun0 Link encap:UNSPEC HWaddr 00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00
Masashi I have an Ubuntu 10.04 running Oracle VirtualBox 3.2.6 with a Windows XP guest. I use the VPN that the guest VM wants to access, which shows up on ifconfig as: tun0 Link encap:UNSPEC HWaddr 00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00
pungent I'm using virtualbox 5.2 as host and Debian 9 as guest on Ubuntu 14.04. I have configured my Debian guest system to have one static IP (192.168.56.101) with a host-only adapter (192.168.56.1/24) and no dhcp. This config will be written to the /etc/netw
Masashi I have an Ubuntu 10.04 running Oracle VirtualBox 3.2.6 with a Windows XP guest. I use the VPN that the guest VM wants to access, which shows up on ifconfig as: tun0 Link encap:UNSPEC HWaddr 00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00
pungent I'm using virtualbox 5.2 as host and Debian 9 as guest on Ubuntu 14.04. I have configured my Debian guest system to have one static IP (192.168.56.101) with a host-only adapter (192.168.56.1/24) and no dhcp. This config will be written to the /etc/netw
entropy I have two PCs on wired LAN: ENTROPER-PCand KINICKIE-PC. ENTROPER-PCRunning VirtualBox with an Ubuntu Server instance named db1 using a bridged network adapter. All three computers are identified and issued 192.168.1.xIP addresses by the router. I can
entropy I have two PCs on wired LAN: ENTROPER-PCand KINICKIE-PC. ENTROPER-PCRunning VirtualBox with an Ubuntu Server instance named db1 using a bridged network adapter. All three computers are identified and issued 192.168.1.xIP addresses by the router. I can
leeand00 In the virtual machine network settings: Right click on settings, Then in the Settings dialog that appears, select Networkfrom the sidebar then click on any Adapter Ntab, If I set the Attached to:dropdown toNAT Does the VM have access to the host? Doe
leeand00 In the virtual machine network settings: Right click on settings, Then in the Settings dialog that appears, select Networkfrom the sidebar then click on any Adapter Ntab, If I set the Attached to:dropdown toNAT Does the VM have access to the host? Doe
gluttonous I recently installed Ubuntu on Oracle's Virtualbox. Now, I'm going to install the guest additions. I booted the Ubuntu guest OS, clicked "Devices", and selected "Install Guest Add-ons". Nothing happens and I don't see the CD icon on the desktop. How
grumpy bass I'm working in a VirtualBox 4 VM running Slackware-current. I added an external monitor and tried to set them to run at their native resolution with no luck. I am following the instructions on this page . But I can't skip the step of adding a new w