[Solved] Need to assign 192.168.2.x linux guest on xp host
Posted: 4. Aug 2009, 19:50
Hi All,
I'm new to virtualbox. I have Virtualbox 3.0.2 installed on windows xp host and Oracle Enterprise Linux 5 (OEL5) as guest. OEL5 falls under Linux 2.6 kernel. I presently have the default ip 10.0.2.15 assigned to OEL5 guest with internet working properly. I have been trying to assign 192.168.2.12 to OEL5 and make it as one of my database servers. I would also want to have internet working after the ip change. I have been looking around for documentation regarding bridged network on 3.0.2 but in vain. I have firewall disabled on both windows and OEL5.
Default settings:
OEL5 -> setting -> Network -> adapater 1 is enabled(adapters 2, 3 and 4 are disabled)
adapter type: pcnet-fast III (Am79C973)
attached to: NAT
name: disabled
My actions to setup bridged network are as follows:
adapter type: pcnet-fast III (Am79C973)
attached to: Bridged adapter
name: options->1) broadcom intergrated controller
2) Intel wireless
3) virtualbox host only ethernet adapter
After 2 days of search, I have been forced to ask the group for help.
I'm new to virtualbox. I have Virtualbox 3.0.2 installed on windows xp host and Oracle Enterprise Linux 5 (OEL5) as guest. OEL5 falls under Linux 2.6 kernel. I presently have the default ip 10.0.2.15 assigned to OEL5 guest with internet working properly. I have been trying to assign 192.168.2.12 to OEL5 and make it as one of my database servers. I would also want to have internet working after the ip change. I have been looking around for documentation regarding bridged network on 3.0.2 but in vain. I have firewall disabled on both windows and OEL5.
Default settings:
OEL5 -> setting -> Network -> adapater 1 is enabled(adapters 2, 3 and 4 are disabled)
adapter type: pcnet-fast III (Am79C973)
attached to: NAT
name: disabled
My actions to setup bridged network are as follows:
adapter type: pcnet-fast III (Am79C973)
attached to: Bridged adapter
name: options->1) broadcom intergrated controller
2) Intel wireless
3) virtualbox host only ethernet adapter
After 2 days of search, I have been forced to ask the group for help.