Problems with network

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ester121
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Problems with network

Post by ester121 »

Hi,

I have just start to use virtualbox aging,

and now i having problems with my server's network, it is using a NAT but i want it to be a bridged adaptor, but when i go to select one there is none there.

please can you help me as this is my uni work on the line now.

i have also uploaded a screen shoot of what i get
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many thanks

Ian
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Re: Problems with network

Post by Perryg »

During the installation did you change any of the defaults?
You can try installing again and select repair. Make sure that everything is going to be installed.
ester121
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Re: Problems with network

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Ok i will try that now. thanks for quick reply :D A**
ester121
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Re: Problems with network

Post by ester121 »

can you just confirm that this correct?
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Re: Problems with network

Post by Perryg »

Yes it looks right.
ester121
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Re: Problems with network

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ok i will continue
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Re: Problems with network

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ok i still getting the same problem as i first posted this not good now :(
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Re: Problems with network

Post by Perryg »

Did you reboot the host?
ester121
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Re: Problems with network

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yes i have and still the same
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Re: Problems with network

Post by Perryg »

OK so open the device manager and look at the network section. Do you see any devices that have a warning?
Also you say that you are starting to use VirtualBox again, have yo installed any other virtualizer on the host?
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Re: Problems with network

Post by Perryg »

Also read Chapter 12.5.5 Bridged networking adapters missing in your VirtualBox users manual and see if this helps your issue.
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Re: Problems with network

Post by ester121 »

no this is the only one i use, i used it in the past but then i went to windows 7 64bit and i get this problem, and it the one i use at uni,

this is what my device manager looks like:
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Re: Problems with network

Post by Perryg »

Go ahead and proceed to my last post. Let me know what you find.
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Re: Problems with network

Post by ester121 »

Thanks so much it now works!! :D

My problem was this:

You can try to increase the maximum ?lter count in the Windows registry at the following
key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Network\MaxNumFilters
The maximum number allowed is 14. After a reboot, try to re-install VirtualBox

after reading the manual bit you told me to look at.

YOUR A STAR MATE

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Re: Problems with network

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Hey, you're up and running. Thats what counts.
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