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username I want to setup Ubuntu 14 in Virtual Box so that the http server running in this VM can be accessed from the host machine. But I need to fix the IP of the VM and at the same time the VM can also access the internet (mainly apt-get and http). Right now
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Matthew V I have a Virtualbox VM running under Windows 7 and connected to a remote VPN via a piece of software called "Check Point". This VPN connection is required to retrieve data from the remote database. Now I want to send the retrieved data to a server in
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Maha I want to run Ubuntu on VirtualBox. I have downloaded the prepared virtual machine online. Also tried running the VM. Now I want to have internet connection on this machine and also want to connect to Ubuntu 32bit Guest OS from my host machine (Windows 7
Gene Loop I have created the VM as a normal user. I can access them via GUI and python bindings (pyvbox). I have a Python script that I need to run as root to access other resources. I can't access any VM as root via GUI or python bindings. How can I access th
Gene Loop I have created the VM as a normal user. I can access them via GUI and python bindings (pyvbox). I have a Python script that I need to run as root to access other resources. I can't access any VM as root via GUI or python bindings. How can I access th
Gene Loop I have created the VM as a normal user. I can access them via GUI and python bindings (pyvbox). I have a Python script that I need to run as root to access other resources. I can't access any VM as root via GUI or python bindings. How can I access th
Gene Loop I have created the VM as a normal user. I can access them via GUI and python bindings (pyvbox). I have a Python script that I need to run as root to access other resources. I can't access any VM as root via GUI or python bindings. How can I access th
Gene Loop I have created the VM as a normal user. I can access them via GUI and python bindings (pyvbox). I have a Python script that I need to run as root to access other resources. I can't access any VM as root via GUI or python bindings. How can I access th
Gene Loop I have created the VM as a normal user. I can access them via GUI and python bindings (pyvbox). I have a Python script that I need to run as root to access other resources. I can't access any VM as root via GUI or python bindings. How can I access th
Gene Loop I have created the VM as a normal user. I can access them via GUI and python bindings (pyvbox). I have a Python script that I need to run as root to access other resources. I can't access any VM as root via GUI or python bindings. How can I access th
Gene Loop I have created the VM as a normal user. I can access them via GUI and python bindings (pyvbox). I have a Python script that I need to run as root to access other resources. I can't access any VM as root via GUI or python bindings. How can I access th
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Tom Fum I have a Xubuntu 14.10 guest running in VirtualBox on a Windows 10 host. The host is connected to a wired network that requires a proxy to access the outside world. The host is also connected to the VPN. Everything on the host is working as expected -
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Knowledge I am using VirtualBox 5.0.20. The host is a MacBook running OS X 10.11.5 (El Capitan). The guest OS is 64-bit Arch Linux. When I install Arch from the ISO, the guest internet connection is fine. However, once I boot into the installed system, I no lo
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Knowledge I am using VirtualBox 5.0.20. The host is a MacBook running OS X 10.11.5 (El Capitan). The guest OS is 64-bit Arch Linux. When I install Arch from the ISO, the guest internet connection is fine. However, once booted into the installed system, I no lo
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Roberto I have installed Proxmox VE 5.1 on VirtualBox on macOS (10.12). Guessing the OS Debian Strech (Proxmox is built on debian) has 2 "physical" network interfaces (configured from VirtualBox), Host-Onlyand NAT, I can access the internet through the NAT int
Knowledge I am using VirtualBox 5.0.20. The host is a MacBook running OS X 10.11.5 (El Capitan). The guest OS is 64-bit Arch Linux. When I install Arch from the ISO, the guest internet connection is fine. However, once I boot into the installed system, I no lo
Knowledge I am using VirtualBox 5.0.20. The host is a MacBook running OS X 10.11.5 (El Capitan). The guest OS is 64-bit Arch Linux. When I install Arch from the ISO, the guest internet connection is fine. However, once booted into the installed system, I no lo
Roberto I have installed Proxmox VE 5.1 on VirtualBox on macOS (10.12). Guessing the OS Debian Strech (Proxmox is built on debian) has 2 "physical" network interfaces (configured from VirtualBox), Host-Onlyand NAT, I can access the internet through the NAT int