Hi guys,
I have question,
Is that possible if I installed inside Virtual box (Kali & Vulnhub machine).
Then for Kali can connect to Internet n each VM machine.
For Vulnhub, can not connect internet, just connect to Kali.
How the setting?
Thanks
Connect both VM machine with 1 just connect to Internet
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Re: Connect both VM machine with 1 just connect to Internet
Please read the following: User Manual, ch. 6.2. Introduction to networking modes including the Overview table, which shows quickly what kind of connection is required to achieve what you want. And remember, you can always have more than one network card in your guest to cover multiple scenarios.
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Re: Connect both VM machine with 1 just connect to Internet
Hi Socratis,
After using NAT Network & resolve issue "No NAT Network name is currently specified" message, both machines now can connect each other.
But how the setting if I want just Kali can connect to internet?
After using NAT Network & resolve issue "No NAT Network name is currently specified" message, both machines now can connect each other.
But how the setting if I want just Kali can connect to internet?
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Re: Connect both VM machine with 1 just connect to Internet
Before you can use the "NAT network" you have to define one. VirtualBox Manager » Preferences » NAT networks (tab in 5.1.x or straight in 5.2.x) » define a NATnetwork.
Otherwise you can select simply "NAT" and don't worry about it.
Otherwise you can select simply "NAT" and don't worry about it.
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