Don't see the shared path
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HuaMin
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Don't see the shared path
Hi,
I've shared one path of the Win 7 host, to the Win server VM. But within Win server VM, I don't see the shared path at all.
I've shared one path of the Win 7 host, to the Win server VM. But within Win server VM, I don't see the shared path at all.
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BillG
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Re: Don't see the shared path
Interesting, but what does it have to do with VirtualBox?
Windows file sharing is Windows file sharing. The rules do not change just because you are using virtual machines.
Windows file sharing is Windows file sharing. The rules do not change just because you are using virtual machines.
Bill
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HuaMin
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Re: Don't see the shared path
How to identify the issue?
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BillG
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Re: Don't see the shared path
Do you have experience with Windows sharing? If not, the Windows forums would be to start looking.
If you are familiar with Windows sharing, have you enabled windows sharing on both machines? Can you see any shares at all?
If you can't, it is probably a networking problem. How is the networking configured on the guest OS?
If you are familiar with Windows sharing, have you enabled windows sharing on both machines? Can you see any shares at all?
If you can't, it is probably a networking problem. How is the networking configured on the guest OS?
Bill
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HuaMin
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Re: Don't see the shared path
You know there is one option to share one place that is pointing to one folder of the host, within the current VM, don't you?
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Re: Don't see the shared path
If you are talking about shared folder, did you try to access with :
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HuaMin
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Re: Don't see the shared path
Sorry I cannot access this
\\vboxsrv\d_drive
while d_drive is the path name I shared in the settings of the VM.
\\vboxsrv\d_drive
while d_drive is the path name I shared in the settings of the VM.
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Re: Don't see the shared path
attach as a zip your Vbox.log (once the VM is turned off).
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HuaMin
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Re: Don't see the shared path
Do you want to see vbox.log?
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Re: Don't see the shared path
noteirak wrote:attach as a zip your Vbox.log (once the VM is turned off).
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HuaMin
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Re: Don't see the shared path
What is the problem with vbox.log?
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Re: Don't see the shared path
Nothing wrong with it, but there is a wealth of information that might help debug your problem.
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Re: Don't see the shared path
Any help?
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Re: Don't see the shared path
You have a bunch of errors :
1. make sure the audio config is correct - not related but you do have an error
2. do you have 3D enabled on purpose?
3. you give 4 GB of RAM to your VM, but only got 4.3 GB availalbe, you might run into problems
4. from what I can see, you should reinstall the additions, looks like something is wrong with them.
5. finally, your log is truncated, VM was still running when you took it.
1. make sure the audio config is correct - not related but you do have an error
2. do you have 3D enabled on purpose?
3. you give 4 GB of RAM to your VM, but only got 4.3 GB availalbe, you might run into problems
4. from what I can see, you should reinstall the additions, looks like something is wrong with them.
5. finally, your log is truncated, VM was still running when you took it.
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