eforsberg wrote:I had the issue with no connectivity between host and guest (host = windows 10, Broadcom 57xx driver)
The 5.0.51 102781 build fixed it for me
give us the link to download!
cheers!
eforsberg wrote:I had the issue with no connectivity between host and guest (host = windows 10, Broadcom 57xx driver)
The 5.0.51 102781 build fixed it for me
EPinci wrote:Hi all,
I'm running 5.0.4 on Windows 10 RTM.
All my VMs are running with bridged adapter and can communicate between them but not with my host.
I can see ARP being resolved but no higher traffic seems to be blocked.
Behavior repros also with 5.0.5.102588.
Is anybody experiencing the same or has found a fix?
Thank you.
RTR3InitEx failed with rc=-1912 (rc=-1912)
where: supR3HardenedMainInitRuntime
what: 4
VERR_VM_DRIVER_VERSION_MISMATCH (-1912) - The installed support driver doesn't match the version of the user.
BoldyBoddinton wrote:err ok, told to move win 10 bridge network workaround to this topic.
RE communication between host and guests with bridged adapters
VB 5.0.4
on host machine after starting VM goto host network settings tick/untick IPv6 and OK, then got back and tick untick again, OK. bridge now works fine until reboot.
Aurel wrote:The bug with unreachable network between host-guest is present in VirtualBox 5 (5.0.4, 5.0.5 test build) in Windows 10 but also in Windows 8 and Windows 7. For anyone who is looking to have working connection between host-guest in bridged mode, as mentioned earlier, you can turn on/off IPv6 in Windows as a temporal fix until next boot.
For a permanent fix, first create a bridged device in Windows (eg. create a bridge between your physical ethernet adapter and VirtualBox host only adapter). Then you can use this Windows' bridged adapter as bridged adapter in VirtualBox. The connection between host-guest is working also after reboot.
I created a bridge between physical ethernet and VirtualBox's host only adapter but I think this will work for any bridge. Make sure to turn off DHCP first in VirtualBox if you use VirtualBox's host only adapter for the bridge. If you want to keep also the host only adapter feature, you can create second host only adapter in VirtualBox and use that one for the host only adapter feature.
kebranta87 wrote:Any ideas about why can this be happening ? Thnks
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