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Wikowitz I have a Windows XP w/ SP2 (guest additions installed) configured with 2 network cards. Network Card 1: Host-only
IP: 10.0.2.15 (static)
Mask: 255.255.255.0
DG: 10.0.2.1 (vboxnet0)
Network Card 2: NAT
IP: 10.0.3.1
Wikowitz I have a Windows XP w/ SP2 (guest additions installed) configured with 2 network cards. Network Card 1: Host-only
IP: 10.0.2.15 (static)
Mask: 255.255.255.0
DG: 10.0.2.1 (vboxnet0)
Network Card 2: NAT
IP: 10.0.3.1
Said Muhammad| short introduction: My host OS is Ubuntu-12.04 and have setup a virtual machine of Oracle Linux 6.4 (RHEL based) with Apache httpd web server using VirtualBox. I need to access a web page served by a VM from the host Ubuntu. Additional details:
Said Muhammad| short introduction: My host OS is Ubuntu-12.04 and have setup a virtual machine of Oracle Linux 6.4 (RHEL based) with Apache httpd web server using VirtualBox. I need to access a web page served by a VM from the host Ubuntu. Additional details:
Said Muhammad| short introduction: My host OS is Ubuntu-12.04 and have setup a virtual machine of Oracle Linux 6.4 (RHEL based) with Apache httpd web server using VirtualBox. I need to access a web page served by a VM from the host Ubuntu. Additional details:
Brandizzi I created a Debian VM on VirtualBox with two interfaces: a NAT (for Internet access) and a host-only interface. However, I don't know how to make both interfaces work at the same time. If I define host-only as adapter 1, my VM is accessible from the
Umar Farooq Khawaja I'm trying to setup a group of guests in VirtualBox so that each of them has internet access and is visible to each other and to the host. I also want the guests to have static IP addresses. Here's the process I've followed so far: Turn off
Brandizzi I created a Debian VM on VirtualBox with two interfaces: a NAT (for Internet access) and a host-only interface. However, I don't know how to make both interfaces work at the same time. If I define host-only as adapter 1, my VM is accessible from the
Eduardo Lucio OK, friends! I really appreciate your help this time! = | I'm using the VirtualBox virtualization program, and I'm trying to make a guest machine only use a " host- only " network interface (VirtualBox) to access the internet . According to the o
Eduardo Lucio OK, friends! I really appreciate your help this time! = | I'm using the VirtualBox virtualization program, and I'm trying to make a guest machine only use a " host- only " network interface (VirtualBox) to access the internet . According to the o
gcb I'm trying to set up a host-only network on Linux. But the preferences window of the virtual box only shows the NAT screen. What is the correct way to set up a host-only network? On the settings screen for a single VM, if I try to create a host-only networ
username I need to SSH from a guest VM (Linux/Debian 9) to a host running VirtualBox on a Windows 10 machine. Network configuration: NAT. Which Linux command can I use to find out the host's IP from the guest? betib Displays the internal IP address of the Virt
Gilberts I am using Kubuntu 13 as host and Xubuntu 12 as guest. In the VM network options, I selected NAT, and like 127.0.0.1:23 => 10.0.2.15:22. I can access the internet from the guest, but when I try to SSH to the guest, I get connection refused. Recently I
Evenk I have a VirtualBox guest (running Ubuntu) configured with NAT through my host laptop (running OSX). From what I understand, with NAT configured, I can access the guest from the host machine (without any port forwarding magic), but not from any external
Gabriel I have two Linux VMs Aand BVirtualBox 6.1 (Host: Windows 10). I am using network mode on NATboth machines . I am currently able to connect ssh
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Dfaure I have a Windows 7 host that handles VirtualBox debian guests with nat. This guest is running some web services accessible from outside via port redirection. I need to provide external access to these services via url, but I can't rely on proper dns res
Evenk I have a VirtualBox guest (running Ubuntu) configured with NAT through my host laptop (running OSX). From what I understand, with NAT configured, I can access the guest from the host machine (without any port forwarding magic), but not from any external
Dfaure I have a Windows 7 host that handles VirtualBox debian guests with nat. This guest is running some web services accessible from outside via port redirection. I need to provide external access to these services via url, but I can't rely on proper dns res
username I need to SSH from a guest VM (Linux/Debian 9) to a host running VirtualBox on a Windows 10 machine. Network configuration: NAT. Which Linux command can I use to find out the host's IP from the guest? betib Displays the internal IP address of the Virt
Ravi I have a Virtualbox setup where both the host and VM OS are Windows7. Both the host and the VM are connected to the network, but have different network IPs. ipconfig on the host (includes only those adapters shown as connected): Wireless LAN adapter Wirel
Ravi I have a Virtualbox setup where both the host and VM OS are Windows7. Both the host and the VM are connected to the network, but have different network IPs. ipconfig on the host (includes only those adapters shown as connected): Wireless LAN adapter Wirel
paraffin VirtulBox ： 6.0 Host: Arch Linux Guest: Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS SSH server: OpenSSH_7.2p2 I configure port forwarding: guest 22 -> host localhost:2022. The authentication method is "publickey" only. When starting the virtual machine, I can connect as root,
paraffin VirtulBox ： 6.0 Host: Arch Linux Guest: Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS SSH server: OpenSSH_7.2p2 I configure port forwarding: guest 22 -> host localhost:2022. The authentication method is "publickey" only. When starting the virtual machine, I can connect as root,
paraffin VirtulBox ： 6.0 Host: Arch Linux Guest: Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS SSH server: OpenSSH_7.2p2 I configure port forwarding: guest 22 -> host localhost:2022. The authentication method is "publickey" only. When starting the virtual machine, I can connect as root,
paraffin VirtulBox ： 6.0 Host: Arch Linux Guest: Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS SSH server: OpenSSH_7.2p2 I configure port forwarding: guest 22 -> host localhost:2022. The authentication method is "publickey" only. When starting the virtual machine, I can connect as root,
Greg K Solved: By reconfiguring the vbox network settings to 192.168.21.19 (in VirtualBox->Preferences->Network), and commenting out the line specifying the gateway (since it's not needed, only the host interface without external access), I This issue can be r
Brian I'm using Vagrant to deploy a large virtual network environment to test some applications and network activity. I'm using host-only networking, so all IP addresses can be defined in the Vagrantfile, but one of the applications I need for testing is an ex
CL。 When I installed Oracle VirtualBox it created a network adapter on my host system called "VirtualBox Host Only Network". Allegedly ipconfig /all, this virtual network adapter has a MAC address 0A-00-27-00-00-10. How can I change that MAC address? I hope th
spy If I create multiple ubuntu guests on the same host (windows 7), all the hosts are configured as "host only" network adapters, the result is that all the guests in the host can ping each other On a Windows 7 host ipconfigI see something like Ethernet Adapt