As far as I can tell, VirtualBox is installed in /usr/lib/virtualbox [Mod edit: removed unecessary output of 'sudo ls -lR | grep "VirtualBox"', there no need for that]
How about paying attention to the number of dashes before the switches? It's not "-", it's "--", it says so in the help...
Oh, BTW if you need help from these forums, you'd better get rid of the "5.0.40_Ubuntu" version and install the official one from the VirtualBox website...
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socratis wrote:Oh, BTW if you need help from these forums, you'd better get rid of the "5.0.40_Ubuntu" version and install the official one from the VirtualBox website...
Okay, done.
socratis wrote:How about paying attention to the number of dashes before the switches? It's not "-", it's "--", it says so in the help...
PS. Nit-pick; you're on a Linux host, CaPiTaLiZaTiOn matters. It's "VBoxManage"...
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PS. Nit-pick; you're on a Linux host, CaPiTaLiZaTiOn matters. It's "VBoxManage"...
Slight correction: While it is true that Linux is case sensitive VBox DEVs did create an "ln" between VBoxManage and vboxmanage some time ago because so many new to Linux users were failing ( think Windows users because windows is not really case sensitive ).
Perryg wrote:VBox DEVs did create an "ln" between VBoxManage and vboxmanage
Really?
Hmm, they didn't do that for OSX users/installations. The only "vbox*" I have is "vbox-img" and "vboxwebsrv".
Thanks Perryg, I stand CoRrEcTeD!
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I really can't speak for OSx ( don't have it ) I really don't remember exactly when it was changed for Linux but saw other user that were using the all lower case and it worked so I tried it and for sure it worked. I still use the case way because it has become kind of muscle memory or brain memory ( which ever floats your boat ).
Perryg wrote:it has become kind of mussel memory or brain memory ( which ever floats your boat ).
I searched for "mussel memory" and I couldn't find anything close to what I believe you might mean, but it will definitely float my boat!
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I need your kind help i am encountering following issue?
root@kali:~# vboxmanage dhcpserver add --netname NatNetwork --ip 10.10.10.1 --netmask 255.255.255.0 lowerip 10.10.10.2 --upperip 10.10.10.12 --enable
bash: vboxmanage: command not found
root@kali:~# vboxmanage dhcpserver add --netname test-Network --ip 10.10.10.1 --netmask 255.255.255.0 --lowerip 10.10.10.2 --upperip 10.10.10.12 --enable
bash: vboxmanage: command not found
I'm not @socratis but from your post I don't think you have VBoxManage installed properly. Neither in this chapter on VBoxManage... https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch08.html ... nor in the installation chapter does it mention the need to install VBoxManage separately; I think when you go into your package manager and install VirtualBox then you get the command line version at the same time; this should prevent the unknown command error you saw.
Based on some hosts having the logical link back to the familiar all-lower-case program name and some not having it, you might try the command again as VBoxManage....