i have a router/cable
i also tried to bridge the connection but no luck.. no internet
i was wondering if this can be a problem too:
For the people who successfully setup Internet Plz!! Help
For the people who successfully setup Internet Plz!! Help
Im have no idea what im doing wrong..ive read GonzoVBX-1 in the linux section and its still not working...can you guys tell me what you did to get the internet to work on the guest operating sytem??
i have a router/cable
i also tried to bridge the connection but no luck.. no internet
i was wondering if this can be a problem too:
i have a router/cable
i also tried to bridge the connection but no luck.. no internet
i was wondering if this can be a problem too:
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Fruchtprickler
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1.) in my virtual box overview the Network adapter 0 is configured as NAT and of course activated. NAT becuase you have no physical network card like on your Host computer. No need for Network adapter 1 !
2.) In your Firewall you have to allow Innotek VirtualBox Interface internet access or it cannot connect to internet.
Filename: VBoxSVC.exe
3.) Even so open control panel , software and click on the left button which adds or removes Windows components (sorry i have no good translation).
Then check the Networkcomponents- i have everything enabled except for Peer to peer. Then restart computer (host) and try if it works now.
BTW: It seems he uses Windows 2000 Professional + icon package
My tip: if you want tu setup a virtual machine- best and easiest way is on a Windows XP Home / Professional host.
You can auto manage your dual core cpu with a program like SAD Dual Core Tuner. So i split my 2 cpu's for differend programs and if Virtual box starts it works exclusively on second cpu.
2.) In your Firewall you have to allow Innotek VirtualBox Interface internet access or it cannot connect to internet.
Filename: VBoxSVC.exe
3.) Even so open control panel , software and click on the left button which adds or removes Windows components (sorry i have no good translation).
Then check the Networkcomponents- i have everything enabled except for Peer to peer. Then restart computer (host) and try if it works now.
BTW: It seems he uses Windows 2000 Professional + icon package
My tip: if you want tu setup a virtual machine- best and easiest way is on a Windows XP Home / Professional host.
You can auto manage your dual core cpu with a program like SAD Dual Core Tuner. So i split my 2 cpu's for differend programs and if Virtual box starts it works exclusively on second cpu.