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Chris Currently I have Windows 10, Virtualbox 5.20 setup and some old/unwanted network interfaces as shown by VirtualBox. If I look at the current VirtualBox settings under "Bridged Networking" I find the following interfaces: I used some interfaces on the sys
Rustam Issabekov I have two running virtual machines (Mars and Saturn): I want them to be able to ping each other , for this I have an internal network adapter set up on both VMs. Here you can view the Saturn's network settings: Here you can view the network s
Chris Currently I have Windows 10, Virtualbox 5.20 setup and some old/unwanted network interfaces as shown by VirtualBox. If I look at the current VirtualBox settings under "Bridged Networking" I find the following interfaces: I used some interfaces on the sys
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not under pressure I'm trying to debug an issue and I've learned the difference between a NAT network adapter in VirtualBox and a NAT network adapter in VMWare Fusion. So far I can configure VMWare and achieve the desired result, but I cannot achieve this in V
not under pressure I'm trying to debug an issue and I've learned the difference between a NAT network adapter in VirtualBox and a NAT network adapter in VMWare Fusion. So far I can configure VMWare and achieve the desired result, but I cannot achieve this in V
hell area I installed Windows OS on Virtualbox and Ubuntu OS on VMware. I have assigned internal IP addresses for both OS (192.168.1.3 for Windows OS and 192.168.1.4 for Ubuntu). The problem is that I can successfully ping both servers from my local machine. B
Mike Corsoder At my workplace, everyone uses VMware Player (some have licenses for Workstation). We often share VMs to save development setup time. However, I'd really like to take advantage of the "snapshot" feature in VirtualBox, since I can't get a license
Mike Corsoder At my workplace, everyone uses VMware Player (some have licenses for Workstation). We often share VMs to save development setup time. However, I'd really like to take advantage of the "snapshot" feature in VirtualBox, since I can't get a license
hell area I installed Windows OS on Virtualbox and Ubuntu OS on VMware. I have assigned internal IP addresses for both OS (192.168.1.3 for Windows OS and 192.168.1.4 for Ubuntu). The problem is that I can successfully ping both servers from my local machine. B
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ukchucktown I have some issues with cygwin and mapped network drives. My setup is a bit complicated to work around some of the limitations of our company VPN. I'm running a Windows 10 VM under VMware Fusion and have a shared folder from a Mac host that is mapp
ukchucktown I have some issues with cygwin and mapped network drives. My setup is a bit complicated to work around some of the limitations of our company VPN. I'm running a Windows 10 VM under VMware Fusion and have a shared folder from a Mac host that is mapp
ukchucktown I have some issues with cygwin and mapped network drives. My setup is a bit complicated to work around some of the limitations of our company VPN. I'm running a Windows 10 VM under VMware Fusion and have a shared folder from a Mac host that is mapp
ukchucktown I have some issues with cygwin and mapped network drives. My setup is a bit complicated to work around some of the limitations of our company VPN. I'm running a Windows 10 VM under VMware Fusion and have a shared folder from a Mac host that is mapp
Fred I'm using the underlying PowerCLI dll to get some C# functionality, but I can't seem to find documentation on how to get the statistics. This is the PowerCLI I'm trying to recreate in C#. $vm | Get-Stat -stat 'net.usage.average'
I can log in via the VMwa
ukchucktown I have some issues with cygwin and mapped network drives. My setup is a bit complicated to work around some of the limitations of our company VPN. I'm running a Windows 10 VM under VMware Fusion and have a shared folder from a Mac host that is mapp
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