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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
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
username I used ovftool to convert a VMWare Windows Server 2003 image to OVF. Then I imported it into VirtualBox - works fine, except there is no network connection. I tried NAT, bridged adapter and host only. But in all 3 cases I don't have any network connec
username I used ovftool to convert a VMWare Windows Server 2003 image to OVF. Then I imported it into VirtualBox - works fine, except there is no network connection. I tried NAT, bridged adapter and host only. But in all 3 cases I don't have any network connec
WPler Yesterday, I installed Virtualbox on my win7 laptop and saw that VB installed the network interface on the win7 network properties. After installing Ubuntu guest on a new VB instance, ubuntu cannot connect to the internet. Late at night, I read somewhere
Tharik Kanaka Well, I've setup a VM (labeled PC2) in the PC's Virtual Box, and I'm hosting a web service in the VM (IIS). PC2-Windows Server 2003 VM-Windows 7 x86 Now I want to access the web service from another PC (labeled PC1) in the network that PC1 has co
Tharik Kanaka Well, I've setup a VM (labeled PC2) in the PC's Virtual Box, and I'm hosting a web service in the VM (IIS). PC2-Windows Server 2003 VM-Windows 7 x86 Now I want to access the web service from another PC (labeled PC1) in the network that PC1 has co
Martin When I create an interface in Linux tapusing the ip tuntap add mode tapor tunctlcommand , it seems to get random MAC addresses. E.g: root@fw-test:~# tunctl
Set 'tap5' persistent and owned by uid 0
root@fw-test:~# ip link show dev tap5
11: tap5: <BROADC
Martin When I create an interface in Linux tapusing the ip tuntap add mode tapor tunctlcommand , it seems to get random MAC addresses. E.g: root@fw-test:~# tunctl
Set 'tap5' persistent and owned by uid 0
root@fw-test:~# ip link show dev tap5
11: tap5: <BROADC
Thierry Marianne When listing virtual network interfaces, some of them are no longer required: vboxnet1: flags=8843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 1500
ether 0a:00:27:00:00:01
vboxnet8: flags=8843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 1
Nahid Bandi I am trying to use a Centos Vm imported in a virtual box . The host is also Ubuntu. The problem is that I have configured the virtual box network adapter and I have tested all the interface types in my VM too, but it doesn't show any except lothe i
Nahid Bandi I am trying to use a Centos Vm imported in a virtual box . The host is also Ubuntu. The problem is that I have configured the virtual box network adapter and I have tested all the interface types in my VM too, but it doesn't show any except lothe i
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
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
hardly I'm having trouble getting ethernet usage from task manager. I have CPU and RAM memory usage, but I can't use ethernet right now. I'll be happy if someone helps me, thanks. My code so far: Private Type MEMORYSTATUS
dwLength As Long
dwMemoryL
pnovotnak ： Looking at the net/interface.go code, it seems that the only way to get the interface flags is a string. This is real? if strings.Contains(i.Flags.String(), "broadcast") {
Feel creepy. Tim Cooper: net.Interface.Flagsis a bitmask. To see if an inte
pnovotnak ： Looking at the net/interface.go code, it seems that the only way to get the interface flags is a string. This is real? if strings.Contains(i.Flags.String(), "broadcast") {
Feel creepy. Tim Cooper: net.Interface.Flagsis a bitmask. To see if an inte
pnovotnak ： Looking at the net/interface.go code, it seems that the only way to get the interface flags is a string. This is real? if strings.Contains(i.Flags.String(), "broadcast") {
Feel creepy. Tim Cooper: net.Interface.Flagsis a bitmask. To see if an inte
pnovotnak ： Looking at the net/interface.go code, it seems that the only way to get the interface flags is a string. This is real? if strings.Contains(i.Flags.String(), "broadcast") {
Feel creepy. Tim Cooper: net.Interface.Flagsis a bitmask. To see if an inte
Punovotnak Looking at the net/interface.go code, it seems that the only way to get the interface flags is a string. This is real? if strings.Contains(i.Flags.String(), "broadcast") {
Feel creepy. Tim Cooper net.Interface.Flagsis a bitmask. To see if an interf
pnovotnak ： Looking at the net/interface.go code, it seems that the only way to get the interface flags is a string. This is real? if strings.Contains(i.Flags.String(), "broadcast") {
Feel creepy. Tim Cooper: net.Interface.Flagsis a bitmask. To see if an inte
pnovotnak ： Looking at the net/interface.go code, it seems that the only way to get the interface flags is a string. This is real? if strings.Contains(i.Flags.String(), "broadcast") {
Feel creepy. Tim Cooper: net.Interface.Flagsis a bitmask. To see if an inte
Soldier The Java process started by NodeJS doesn't seem to be able to detect the IPv6 address of the network interface. Consider the following Java code: public class ListAddresses {
public static void main(String args[]) throws SocketException {
E
jpo38 I've been asked to implement an interface and I'd like to know what is the best strategy to break down the code as much as possible. Here is the interface definition (I shouldn't change it): #include <string>
class BaseIf
{
public:
virtual ~BaseIf()
jpo38 I've been asked to implement an interface and I'd like to know what is the best strategy to break down the code as much as possible. Here is the interface definition (I shouldn't change it): #include <string>
class BaseIf
{
public:
virtual ~BaseIf()
jpo38 I've been asked to implement an interface and I'd like to know what is the best strategy to break down the code as much as possible. Here is the interface definition (I shouldn't change it): #include <string>
class BaseIf
{
public:
virtual ~BaseIf()
jpo38 I've been asked to implement an interface and I'd like to know what is the best strategy to break down the code as much as possible. Here is the interface definition (I shouldn't change it): #include <string>
class BaseIf
{
public:
virtual ~BaseIf()
jpo38 I've been asked to implement an interface and I'd like to know what is the best strategy to break down the code as much as possible. Here is the interface definition (I shouldn't change it): #include <string>
class BaseIf
{
public:
virtual ~BaseIf()
NMR I have the following variablesbash source_FROM_batch_date='2020-06-06'
source_to_batch_date='2020-06-07'
min_batch_date_seq_num=2
max_batch_date_seq_num=3
My data loads are run in batches 1, with 4and 4as the largest batch. I want to dynamically generate
