Newbies Help required
Posted: 30. Apr 2012, 23:43
I am a newbie and I downloaded virtualbox and it works great.
I downloaded CentOS 6 and I have configured it on VirtualBox. CentOs has started and is working now.
Although what I want to do further is that from my host machine(Mac) I want to connect to guest machine(CentOS).
So that I can connect it through ssh and do further operations remotely.
Can someone please help me understand how can I set this up? What changes are required on my mac or on centOS if need to do them?
I selected NAT when I setup my virtual box. Further on CentOS by default the following IP address was available:
10.0.2.15 255.255.255.0
I want to check both possibilities...
1. My guest machine to be able to connect to WiFi and connect to the internet available at my home.
2. When I am travelling I can have connection between my guest and host machine so I can use both together and work as if they are on the LAN and connected.
Appreciate help to set this up.
Also I am not able to use the clipboard across the machines? Any tips?
Thanks in advance.
CS
I downloaded CentOS 6 and I have configured it on VirtualBox. CentOs has started and is working now.
Although what I want to do further is that from my host machine(Mac) I want to connect to guest machine(CentOS).
So that I can connect it through ssh and do further operations remotely.
Can someone please help me understand how can I set this up? What changes are required on my mac or on centOS if need to do them?
I selected NAT when I setup my virtual box. Further on CentOS by default the following IP address was available:
10.0.2.15 255.255.255.0
I want to check both possibilities...
1. My guest machine to be able to connect to WiFi and connect to the internet available at my home.
2. When I am travelling I can have connection between my guest and host machine so I can use both together and work as if they are on the LAN and connected.
Appreciate help to set this up.
Also I am not able to use the clipboard across the machines? Any tips?
Thanks in advance.
CS