need help on hosting a server using NAT (network)
need help on hosting a server using NAT (network)
how can i enable Nat (network) to host a server on virtual box and join domain on virtual box using the NAT (network). i was unable communicate within each other. When i set ip for server IP:192.168.0.16, default: 192.168.0.1, subnet: 255.255.255.0 DNS:192.168.0.16, client ip:192.168.0.17, subnet:255.255.255.0, default: 192.168.0.1 DNS: 192.168.0.16. but when i try ping it say host unreachable. can anyone advise me how to get this pass through using NAT?
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Perryg
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Re: need help on hosting a server using NAT (network)
NAT is a one way networking protocol and not really what you need for domains, use bridged.
Or better yet, the easiest and for most the best way to use and test Windows domains in VirtualBox
Setup Windows Domain in VirtualBox
Or better yet, the easiest and for most the best way to use and test Windows domains in VirtualBox
Setup Windows Domain in VirtualBox
Re: need help on hosting a server using NAT (network)
I able to configured using nat. but when i was trying to remote in my vm server using my own pc i was unable. but when i change it to bridge i was able to remote. is there any way that i can use nat and remote desktop in ?Perryg wrote:NAT is a one way networking protocol and not really what you need for domains, use bridged.
Or better yet, the easiest and for most the best way to use and test Windows domains in VirtualBox
Setup Windows Domain in VirtualBox
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Perryg
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Re: need help on hosting a server using NAT (network)
Sure. See NAT with port forwarding in your VirtualBox users manual.
Re: need help on hosting a server using NAT (network)
i have already check they say port forward guest and host to 3390 and 3391 i do that but still unable can anyone advise more on it ?Perryg wrote:Sure. See NAT with port forwarding in your VirtualBox users manual.
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noteirak
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Re: need help on hosting a server using NAT (network)
Could you attach a screenshot of your NAT forwarding in Virtualbox?
Hyperbox - Virtual Infrastructure Manager - https://apps.kamax.lu/hyperbox/
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Re: need help on hosting a server using NAT (network)
i just deleted away. is it possible to teach me how to do so that my pc can remote into virtual box server using NAT settings.noteirak wrote:Could you attach a screenshot of your NAT forwarding in Virtualbox?
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noteirak
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Re: need help on hosting a server using NAT (network)
You should really read the user manual section about NAT configuration first
Hyperbox - Virtual Infrastructure Manager - https://apps.kamax.lu/hyperbox/
Manage your VirtualBox infrastructure the free way!
Manage your VirtualBox infrastructure the free way!
Re: need help on hosting a server using NAT (network)
i have read alr but not really understand how do it ? can guide me along if possible.noteirak wrote:You should really read the user manual section about NAT configuration first