Real Network Interface as Virtualbox Adapter?
Posted: 27. Feb 2009, 19:47
Hi!
I got a spare "real" Network Interface configured and running under Debian/Lenny. Debian only uses wlan0 to connect to the router above... is there any good way to make the second interface (wlan1) available to vbox...:
- without "bridging stuff"?
and/or
- so that both debian and my virtual vista connect to the router but not to each others?
At the moment i'm running virtualbox-ose (lenny) - can anybody tell me, if it was possible to access a wifi-stick directly over usb on the virtual vista (without even registering the adapter in linux) if i switched to the virtualbox (nonose) version with usb support?
Still reading manuals and figuring out how things work, but I could really use some directions here on what to look for.
thx!
I got a spare "real" Network Interface configured and running under Debian/Lenny. Debian only uses wlan0 to connect to the router above... is there any good way to make the second interface (wlan1) available to vbox...:
- without "bridging stuff"?
and/or
- so that both debian and my virtual vista connect to the router but not to each others?
At the moment i'm running virtualbox-ose (lenny) - can anybody tell me, if it was possible to access a wifi-stick directly over usb on the virtual vista (without even registering the adapter in linux) if i switched to the virtualbox (nonose) version with usb support?
Still reading manuals and figuring out how things work, but I could really use some directions here on what to look for.
thx!