Hi,
I read this manual : http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/UserMa ... k_internal
It says it looks like the bridge method and may be better than it, so I think it's very interesting.
After selecting Network Internal mode and start my VM (Ubuntu) on a vista host, Vista and ubuntu are not linked. Moreover, from Ubuntu, I can't access the network.
Some ideas ?
Thanks
[Solved] How to set up networking using "Host-only" method
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The-Doc
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[Solved] How to set up networking using "Host-only" method
Last edited by The-Doc on 3. Aug 2009, 15:54, edited 1 time in total.
Re: How to set up networking using "Internal Network" method
Use Host only mode or Bridge mode.
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Re: How to set up networking using "Internal Network" method
If I use Host-only mode, Host <-> Guest networking is ok, but Guest <-> Internet don't work. How can I solve it ? Thanks !
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Re: How to set up networking using "Internal Network" method
Install a second Virtual Network Adapter in the guest settings and set it to use NAT.
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Re: How to set up networking using "Internal Network" method
Thanks for your help. It works great !