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Samaras This is a follow-up question from: Getting virtualbox to get a different IP address than my laptop . I ended up using these files /etc/hostson both my laptop (host) running Ubuntu 14.04 and my virtual machine (guest) running Ubuntu 14.04 : 127.0.0.1
Adam Baxter My setup is as follows: Windows 10 Pro with one real (integrated) NIC enabled. Installed the latest available Bonjour for Windows Two virtual machines running Linux Another Windows laptop on the network Let's call the Linux VMs A and B and the two
Adam Baxter My setup is as follows: Windows 10 Pro with one real (integrated) NIC enabled. Installed the latest available Bonjour for Windows Two virtual machines running Linux Another Windows laptop on the network Let's call the Linux VMs A and B and the two
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
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
Tex4066 I'm having some issues networking with the Host-Guest via SSH. I went through many questions here and QEMU's networking documentation ( https://wiki.qemu.org/Documentation/Networking#How_to_get_SSH_access_to_a_guest ) but couldn't find an answer. My gu
Mountain X I want to SSH into my host (Kubuntu 12.04 64bit) from a VirtualBox guest running 32bit Ubuntu 12.04. The host has the latest VirtualBox from the Ubuntu repositories (4.1.12). The guest is a preconfigured VM that I downloaded from VirtualBoxImages.co
Jobin How to setup ssh from host to guest using qemu? When booting a virtual machine, you can use port redirection without any special parameters as follows: /usr/bin/qemu-system-x86_64 -hda ubuntu1204 -m 512 -redir tcp:7777::8001
However, when I try to boot
Mountain X I want to SSH into my host (Kubuntu 12.04 64bit) from a VirtualBox guest running 32bit Ubuntu 12.04. The host has the latest VirtualBox from the Ubuntu repositories (4.1.12). The guest is a preconfigured VM that I downloaded from VirtualBoxImages.co
Jobin How to setup ssh from host to guest using qemu? When booting a virtual machine, you can use port redirection without any special parameters as follows: /usr/bin/qemu-system-x86_64 -hda ubuntu1204 -m 512 -redir tcp:7777::8001
However, when I try to boot
Question 42 This question stems from "Is it safe to answer "wipe the disk and install Ubuntu" on a virtual machine? ". Guest space from host: It happens when the disk space becomes larger than the unused disk space (probably not at the beginning), but later, w
Question 42 This question stems from "Is it safe to answer "wipe the disk and install Ubuntu" on a virtual machine? ". Guest space from host: It happens when the disk space becomes larger than the unused disk space (probably not at the beginning), but later, w
Reg Mem I have 2 CentOS 7 guests running in VirtualBox on an Ubuntu host. I would like to be able to: Connect from host to guest using SSH Download/install packages from the Internet on the guest. I currently have the following two virtual network interfaces h
Reg Mem I have 2 CentOS 7 guests running in VirtualBox on an Ubuntu host. I would like to be able to: Connect from host to guest using SSH Download/install packages from the Internet on the guest. I currently have the following two virtual network interfaces h
Timur Fayzrakhmanov Sorry, I made a mistake. I'm trying to ssh from a guest machine (Ubuntu Server 13.10) with a bridged adapter to my host (Ubuntu 13.10) via ssh. Vice versa, everything works fine - I can connect to the guest just by typing ssh user@dhcp-ip,
Timur Fayzrakhmanov Sorry, I made a mistake. I'm trying to ssh from a guest machine (Ubuntu Server 13.10) with a bridged adapter to my host (Ubuntu 13.10) via ssh. Vice versa, everything works fine - I can connect to the guest just by typing ssh user@dhcp-ip,
Timur Fayzrakhmanov Sorry, I made a mistake. I'm trying to ssh from a guest machine (Ubuntu Server 13.10) with a bridged adapter to my host (Ubuntu 13.10) via ssh. Vice versa, everything works fine - I can connect to the guest just by typing ssh user@dhcp-ip,
Ragnason I have the following components: Host: Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS. Guest: Windows 10 virtual machine. In the "Virtual" box, I've selected " " Bridged Adapterfor this Windows VM , and I've also changed the VM's static IP so that it matches my host Ubuntu. But
Micardo On my company's Windows 10 host, I can run it successfully ping a.b.c. I have vagrant guests on Virtualbox and when I call I get ping a.b.can errorUnknown host I found that I should use natdnshostresolver1 on. But that didn't help me. I'm using the net
Ragnason I have the following components: Host: Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS. Guest: Windows 10 virtual machine. In the "Virtual" box, I've selected " " Bridged Adapterfor this Windows VM , and I've also changed the VM's static IP so that it matches my host Ubuntu. But
Micardo On my company's Windows 10 host, I can run it successfully ping a.b.c. I have vagrant guests on Virtualbox and when I call I get ping a.b.can errorUnknown host I found that I should use natdnshostresolver1 on. But that didn't help me. I'm using the net
Micardo On my company's Windows 10 host, I can run it successfully ping a.b.c. I have vagrant guests on Virtualbox and when I call I get ping a.b.can errorUnknown host I found that I should use natdnshostresolver1 on. But that didn't help me. I'm using the net
Green Dragon I'm about to start experimenting with VT-d/PCI passthrough on new upcoming supported hardware, and was wondering if it's possible to use the video/audio hardware on both the host and guest OS, or if passing a piece of hardware to the guest means u
Green Dragon I'm about to start experimenting with VT-d/PCI passthrough on new upcoming supported hardware, and was wondering if it's possible to use the video/audio hardware on both the host and guest OS, or if passing a piece of hardware to the guest means u
user42070 In my office I have a linux machine (ubuntu 16.04) and a tablet wacom (one) which I cannot use on this machine. In recent releases, the tablet worked out of the box. I can't upgrade my system, but I can install a recent distro on virtualbox on my sys
Trimax My host system: Win7 (x64) with VMware Workstation 12 VMware Ethernet Network Adapter VMnet1:
IPv4: 162.168.86.1
Mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway:
VMware Ethernet Network Adapter VMnet8:
IPv4: 162.168.17.1
Mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway
Trimax My host system: Win7 (x64) with VMware Workstation 12 VMware Ethernet Network Adapter VMnet1:
IPv4: 162.168.86.1
Mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway:
VMware Ethernet Network Adapter VMnet8:
IPv4: 162.168.17.1
Mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway