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Nikos I have a Debian Wheezy VM running in a virtual box and the first adapter is NAT. However, I also want to add a host-only network, but can't add a second adapter to the VM's network, it's grayed out. Any ideas? heavy Make sure the virtual machine is power
Nikos I have a Debian Wheezy VM running in a virtual box and the first adapter is NAT. However, I also want to add a host-only network, but can't add a second adapter to the VM's network, it's grayed out. Any ideas? heavy Make sure the virtual machine is power
Tombstone 89 In the previous question, I asked how to configure m0n0wall in a VM. Now, I want to set up the network adapter in my computer to be used only for the guest VM, that is, to not allow any traffic from the host to go through. So far I haven't been ab
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amphibious I use VirtualBox for my VM. My office network setup is wireless, i.e. I'm connected to a company WiFi network which has a local DNS for resolving local names (eg something.mycompany.com pointing to 123.45.67.89 ). When I build a new VM, it can conne
amphibious I use VirtualBox for my VM. My office network setup is wireless, i.e. I'm connected to a company WiFi network which has a local DNS for resolving local names (eg something.mycompany.com pointing to 123.45.67.89 ). When I build a new VM, it can conne
Whoopi Here is the guest VM network configuration: Here is the host 's network configuration: The truth is, from the host , the internet works perfectly. But from the guest I don't have internet access, nor can I access the web host.ping My home network is beh
Whoopi Here is the guest VM network configuration: Here is the host 's network configuration: The truth is, from the host , the internet works perfectly. But from the guest I don't have internet access, nor can I access the web host.ping My home network is beh
Jack I have an Azure VM with a speech-to-text service container installed on it's port 5000. When I test the speech-to-text service inside the VM through a browser, http://10.xxx:5000 displays the page correctly; However, when I access the same url on my local
Rob 1 I'm running a Lubuntu 16.04 (CLI) virtual machine with VirtualBox . I added a second network adapter with the following capabilities : Then I run the following command on the terminal to configure the DHCP server: VBoxManage dhcpserver add --netname pomo
Rob 1 I'm running a Lubuntu 16.04 (CLI) virtual machine with VirtualBox . I added a second network adapter with the following capabilities : Then I run the following command on the terminal to configure the DHCP server: VBoxManage dhcpserver add --netname pomo
Rob 1 I'm running a Lubuntu 16.04 (CLI) virtual machine with VirtualBox . I added a second network adapter with the following capabilities : Then I run the following command on the terminal to configure the DHCP server: VBoxManage dhcpserver add --netname pomo
SPRBRN I just noticed the following. I am using Ubuntu 13.04 desktop as Virtualbox host. On the host, I have two ethernet connections configured. There is only one network card and the network cable is connected to a working router. I use it to switch configur
SPRBRN I just noticed the following. I am using Ubuntu 13.04 desktop as Virtualbox host. On the host, I have two ethernet connections configured. There is only one network card and the network cable is connected to a working router. I use it to switch configur
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
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smile bomb I'm trying to SSH into a virtual machine set up in a virtual machine from a Windows 7 host. I want to make several development machines and create them sshfrom my mainframe and so on. Inside virtualbox, I selected my VM (openSUSE 12.3), then right-c
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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: