Hi
I have a machine with 2 network cards. On the previous version of virtual box i used some time back you could choose which card on the host machine you want the virtual machines to connect to. I have read the networking section in the help and i cant see how to put the virtual machines on a separate network with its own network card. I want my internet on one card and the virtual machines on the other card. Please tell me how i may do this
Thanks
choosing network card
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Sasquatch
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Re: choosing network card
Select Bridged networking and the appropriate NIC in the VM settings.
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garikai
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Re: choosing network card
thanks a lot
that sorted it for me
and for the quick reply as well
cheers
that sorted it for me
and for the quick reply as well
cheers