One question of virtual net

[Hanzo_lx]

Hi for all

I had installed one win 2003 virtual machine (nat connection) and one win xp virtual machine (nat conection).

I cant make pings from one machine to the other.

How can i do it¿?

Must I do two network adapters?

[Perryg]

Use bridged mode if you need this to happen.

[Hanzo_lx]

one question, in a host machine only have one "VirtualBox Host-Only Network" with a manual tcp/ip adress (ip and mask), i dont configurated this ip and mask.

In a win xp virtual machine the configuration now is bridged,inside this the tcp ip configuration is automatic and the connection is limited. what can i do?

[Perryg]

From the guest in a command window type ipconfig /all and send a copy here. Please use code block

[Hanzo_lx]

2003 vm:


xp vm:

[Perryg]

Inside the guests:
Go into the network settings and turn on DHCP. Select get IP and DNS automatically.

[Hanzo_lx]

From the beginning already they were in automatic in the two virtual machines

[Perryg]

Windows does not see your network adapter. Says it is not connected if my Spanish is correct. Are you sure that you have the setting correct in the VBox settings?
Also you may need to go to the device manager and see if the VBox adapter is showing up there.

[Hanzo_lx]

see this:

caps of: general networking options

http://i43.tinypic.com/1zg6n93.jpg

http://i44.tinypic.com/23wwfu0.jpg

http://i40.tinypic.com/2ecf2wp.jpg

Caps of: networking options of win xp virtual machine

http://i41.tinypic.com/jf7xv6.jpg

Caps of: Real (host) networking options

http://i40.tinypic.com/2uj5wyo.jpg

[Hanzo_lx]

Hi, Now I can make pings from one vm to other but the two vms have limited conection and cant acces to internet.

Its funny because in the general networking options the dhcp server is activated and the range of ips is this

http://i40.tinypic.com/2ecf2wp.jpg

But the ips of the virtual machines are


in the network tcpip options of vms be set in automatic configuration

thanks a lot