Hello Guys,
is it possible to grey out the Network settings for users in virtual box? We are using it in our company for clients who need admin accounts (for project use) but not in intranet. With NAT they can access our network and I want to disable this setting...
Thanks for your answers.
BR
nuk3z
deactivating network settings
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Re: deactivating network settings
Short answer, no.
- You are giving your users admin access to your computers, and you're worried about an application? Doesn't compute...
- You could setup the VM, and then "lock" the configuration by issuing the command:
VBoxManage setextradata "<VMname>" "GUI/PreventReconfiguration" true
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Re: deactivating network settings
Thanks for the answer, I will try this out. We dont grant our users admin access on the host, only in VM.
BR
nuk3z
BR
nuk3z
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Re: deactivating network settings
Still the same knowledgeable user could bypass that, because they have R/W access to the VM's settings, the .vbox file.
VirtualBox wasn't designed with the user being in a "kiosk" mode. You can turn some things off, but you can't hide them. Access to the User Manual and a dedicated person can rip through the "security" model like a hot knife through butter...
Good luck!
VirtualBox wasn't designed with the user being in a "kiosk" mode. You can turn some things off, but you can't hide them. Access to the User Manual and a dedicated person can rip through the "security" model like a hot knife through butter...
Good luck!
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