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Thanks for your assistance PerryG.

I have installed another competing product and the VMs are now talking to each other... so the quick fix is to change product..

Maybe I'll pickup VirtualBox again in future..

this is for server1.. C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox>VBoxManage showvminfo CentOS7_base Name: CentOS7_base Groups: / Guest OS: Red Hat (64-bit) UUID: 760fb5e0-4675-4750-bbeb-8d7cb70461f3 Config file: C:\Users\anirb\VirtualBox VMs\CentOS7_base\CentOS7_base.vbox Snapshot folder: E:\VM_snaps Log fo...

Hi PerryG, ah, and here I thought screentshots would be better !! ..sorry

I'll update this thread once I have my test machine at hand, that's 9 hours away..

@PerryG, well, I installed them separately but at this moment they are exactly similar (server with GUI).. preparing for RHCSA and RHCE :D .. but if you see the Mac Addresses of both servers ( for enp0s3 port) the MAC addresses are very different, I don't think MAC to be the problem here.. server1 M...

and the corresponding files from other guest.. similar routing table.. the mask is /32 oddly...

@Perryg, thanks. Here you go... It might have something to do with that routing table, but I can't put my finger to it.. Also I have defined the network as private_1 like this :

Hi folks, I am a newbie at VirtualBox and have started using it as a last resort. Story in a brief : Older linux Machine can't run more than one KVM at once, my requirement was at least two. Tried dual booting win 10 with CentOS7, referred 5/6 tutorials to absolutely no effect. Only option left was ...