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- 6. Mar 2012, 02:11
- Forum: VirtualBox on Mac OS X Hosts
- Topic: NAT/Port Forward to Virtual IP Interfaces
- Replies: 4
- Views: 2882
Re: NAT/Port Forward to Virtual IP Interfaces
got it. Thanks for your replies, guys! NAT and port fwd will work just fine for my needs (Jenkins build slaves)
- 5. Mar 2012, 20:02
- Forum: VirtualBox on Mac OS X Hosts
- Topic: NAT/Port Forward to Virtual IP Interfaces
- Replies: 4
- Views: 2882
Re: NAT/Port Forward to Virtual IP Interfaces
Right, I understand that. I also now understand Bridged cannot bind to aliases of network devices. Simply port forwarding using the IP of the hardware device (not one of the aliases) worked fine. It would be interesting if at some point it would be possible to use Bridged with network interfaces, as...
- 5. Mar 2012, 19:15
- Forum: VirtualBox on Mac OS X Hosts
- Topic: NAT/Port Forward to Virtual IP Interfaces
- Replies: 4
- Views: 2882
NAT/Port Forward to Virtual IP Interfaces
I have Windows 8 and Ubuntu 11.04 guests running on a OS X Lion Server host. The host has multiple "virtual" IP devices on a single hardware device (en0) that happen to have LAN IP's assigned 10.1.1.87-90. I know the IP's work because they are mapped to the outside world on the firewall an...
- 17. Jun 2008, 19:33
- Forum: VirtualBox on Mac OS X Hosts
- Topic: PPTP on host to XP guest
- Replies: 1
- Views: 1693
PPTP on host to XP guest
I am aware that at this time PPTP on the guest will not work with the Vbox NAT configuration. However, since I can easily connect to PPTP on the mac, is there a way to bridge to the VPN network in the guest? This would not require VPN tunneling, but simply a bridge to the network the host is connect...
- 17. Jun 2008, 19:06
- Forum: Suggestions
- Topic: Better PPTP VPN support
- Replies: 15
- Views: 27941
Re: One more thing...
Great! Now, what if my host machine is OS X? I have a Windows guest instance I need to use PPTP on. Alternately I could have the host connect to the PPTP if I can get to it with the guest somehow. Thoughts?knowisdom wrote: Don't believe anyone when they say VPN access isn't enabled on Vbox. It is..
--Knowisdom