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Martin I have created a virtualbox via docker-machine: $ docker-machine create --driver virtualbox default In the guest OS, I want to access my USB serial device, which is the Nordic nRF52840 DevKit, listed in macos /dev/tty.usbmodem144241. However, virtualbox
Martin I have created a virtualbox via docker-machine: $ docker-machine create --driver virtualbox default In the guest OS, I want to access my USB serial device, which is the Nordic nRF52840 DevKit, listed in macos /dev/tty.usbmodem144241. However, virtualbox
Martin I have created a virtualbox via docker-machine: $ docker-machine create --driver virtualbox default In the guest OS, I want to access my USB serial device, which is the Nordic nRF52840 DevKit, listed in macos /dev/tty.usbmodem144241. However, virtualbox
Alex G. My setup: MacOS host (High Sierra 10.13.3) Linux visit (Ubuntu 16.04) Virtual Box 5.2.12 NAT networking I need to talk from host to guest and from guest to internet. The guest gets IP address 10.0.2.15 and gateway 10.0.2.2. I can ping the host from the
Alex G. My setup: MacOS host (High Sierra 10.13.3) Linux visit (Ubuntu 16.04) Virtual Box 5.2.12 NAT networking I need to talk from host to guest and from guest to internet. The guest gets IP address 10.0.2.15 and gateway 10.0.2.2. I can ping the host from the
Alex G. My setup: MacOS host (High Sierra 10.13.3) Linux visit (Ubuntu 16.04) Virtual Box 5.2.12 NAT networking I need to talk from host to guest and from guest to internet. The guest gets IP address 10.0.2.15 and gateway 10.0.2.2. I can ping the host from the
Youssif Saeed I'm trying to connect multiple USB devices to my Linux guest by using a USB hub, however, the hub doesn't seem to be detected on the guest. During testing, I noticed the following: The USB hub works fine if connected directly to Mac OS. If I conn
Youssif Saeed I'm trying to connect multiple USB devices to my Linux guest by using a USB hub, however, the hub doesn't seem to be detected on the guest. During testing, I noticed the following: The USB hub works fine if connected directly to Mac OS. If I conn
Pradeep Host OS: Windows 7 Guest OS: Ubuntu mate 14.04 LTS. VirtualBox: 4.3.28 a) I added the current user to the user group "vboxusers" and rebooted. b) I added a USB filter in VirtualBox settings and added the USB device plugged in. I can see the USB storage
Pradeep Host OS: Windows 7 Guest OS: Ubuntu mate 14.04 LTS. VirtualBox: 4.3.28 a) I added the current user to the user group "vboxusers" and rebooted. b) I added a USB filter in VirtualBox settings and added the USB device plugged in. I can see the USB storage
Pradeep Host OS: Windows 7 Guest OS: Ubuntu mate 14.04 LTS. VirtualBox: 4.3.28 a) I added the current user to the user group "vboxusers" and rebooted. b) I added a USB filter in VirtualBox settings and added the USB device plugged in. I can see the USB storage
Ahmed Alps Balkans I'm running on a Windows 10 Home guest OS on a VirtualBox VM , the MacOS host running 10.13.6 High Sierra with VirtualBox 5.2.23. The audio worked a few times and then stopped working. (Not sure, maybe due to virtualbox version update or my
Ahmed Alps Balkans I'm running on a Windows 10 Home guest OS on a VirtualBox VM , the MacOS host running 10.13.6 High Sierra with VirtualBox 5.2.23. The audio worked a few times and then stopped working. (Not sure, maybe due to virtualbox version update or my
r I'm trying to run an Ubuntu Server 16.04 guest in an Ubuntu 15.10 host in a host-only network in VirtualBox. I know very few questions like this, their configs are not exactly the same as mine, and I'm still confused after reading them. Guests can ping and g
r I'm trying to run an Ubuntu Server 16.04 guest in an Ubuntu 15.10 host in a host-only network in VirtualBox. I know very few questions like this, their configs are not exactly the same as mine, and I'm still confused after reading them. Guests can ping and g
daisy I am using Linux mint16. Already installed virtualbox and created two vhd. One is Windows Server 2008 and the other is Windows7. In the settings, I enabled both options to enable USB, and the installed virtual box extension still doesn't have access to t
climb I tried the following articles and skimmed through the VirtualBox manual : Does Windows GUEST access my local web server on Ubuntu HOST? VirtualBox WinXP GUEST is accessing HOST local web server? I have a fresh Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS installation. I installe
climb I tried the following articles and skimmed through the VirtualBox manual : Does Windows GUEST access my local web server on Ubuntu HOST? VirtualBox WinXP GUEST is accessing HOST local web server? I have a fresh Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS installation. I installe
DCookie As the topic says, I can't get the XP guest to produce sound on a Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit host. The sound works fine on the host OS. If the host audio driver is set to "null audio driver" and the audio controller is set to ICH AC97, everything seems
DCookie As the topic says, I can't get the XP guest to produce sound on a Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit host. The sound works fine on the host OS. If the host audio driver is set to "null audio driver" and the audio controller is set to ICH AC97, everything seems
Izuk I have a weird situation where I can SSH into my VM from another computer on the network (but not from the host itself). Important data: Host: OS X Yosemite Customer: Ubuntu 14.04 VirtualBox version: 4.3.16r65972 Network configuration: NAT, port 3022 forw
Izuk I have a weird situation where I can SSH into my VM from another computer on the network (but not from the host itself). Important data: Host: OS X Yosemite Customer: Ubuntu 14.04 VirtualBox version: 4.3.16r65972 Network configuration: NAT, port 3022 forw
username I have a remote Windows 10 machine used as a host for Linux (Debian 9) running as guest in VirtualBox. The VM is running in network bridge mode, so both OS have local IP addresses and can "see" each other. I can SSH into the guest Linux (part of VPN)
username I have a remote Windows 10 machine used as a host for Linux (Debian 9) running as guest in VirtualBox. The VM is running in network bridge mode, so both OS have local IP addresses and can "see" each other. I can SSH into the guest Linux (part of VPN)
username I have a remote Windows 10 machine used as a host for Linux (Debian 9) running as guest in VirtualBox. The VM is running in network bridge mode, so both OS have local IP addresses and can "see" each other. I can SSH into the guest Linux (part of VPN)
nixgadget I'm trying to get this setup going, but I'm having a lot of trouble. Host OS: Windows 8 64bit Guest OS: CentOS 6.5 64-bit I use the Cisco VPN client on the host to connect to many remote servers that I want to access from the Guest OS. Currently I ha
Gilchaz I'm running VirtualBox on a Mac (host) and the VM used is Windows 7 (guest). VirtualBox is set up to use a NATnetwork adapter and has internet access (google, msn, etc.) fine, but I'm hosting a site on a Mac (host) so I can't access it from the VM. The
username I have an Ubuntu guest running under VirtualBox on a W10 host with VPN. I've set up the host-only adapter and the NAT adapter as suggested in other answers here, and everything works fine. The only problem is from the guest that I can't access the hos
urok93 I have Apache installed on an Ubuntu VM. When I go into the client machine and load Firefox, I can see that Apache is running fine when I browse to localhost. I want to access the same page through the host. I tried using the guest's IP address, but not