Remote Desktop
Remote Desktop
Dears,
I would like to ask the following.
I installed virtual box 4.2.12 on my windows 7.
As virtual machine i configured a windows server 2008.
On the VM windows server, I enable the option for remote desktop, now i want to to access from my windows 7 this vm windows server by remote desktop.
But seems not to work.
Every setting is by default at the moment.
Any advice?
THanks
I would like to ask the following.
I installed virtual box 4.2.12 on my windows 7.
As virtual machine i configured a windows server 2008.
On the VM windows server, I enable the option for remote desktop, now i want to to access from my windows 7 this vm windows server by remote desktop.
But seems not to work.
Every setting is by default at the moment.
Any advice?
THanks
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noteirak
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Re: Remote Desktop
Be sure you open the port in the Windows firewall of the guest, or disable entierly.
If you use NAT networking mode, you need to forward the port to the guest.
If you use NAT networking mode, you need to forward the port to the guest.
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Re: Remote Desktop
Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
I turned off the firewall but, but still same issue.
Thanks for your reply.
I turned off the firewall but, but still same issue.
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Re: Remote Desktop
If you are using the MS remote desktop you must use Bridged or host-only as your network mode.
Re: Remote Desktop
uff.. a little bit lost there. Is there maybe somewhere to find some instruction about it?
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Re: Remote Desktop
For Virtualbox networking : The Networking chapter of the User Manual
For Remote desktop : on a Windows forum as this falls outside the scope of this forum.
Be aware that there is usually a confusion with new people using Virtualbox : there is a built-in RDP to the Virtualbox process, which is actually the way to access the "Console" of the guest, which would be like being in front of a physical screen.
But there is also the Windows Remote Desktop service, which is within the guest and is a feature of a Microsoft OS.
In both case, by default, they listen on the TCP port 3389. So be sure you do not mistake them for the other, as the way of accessing them and using them is not the same.
For Remote desktop : on a Windows forum as this falls outside the scope of this forum.
Be aware that there is usually a confusion with new people using Virtualbox : there is a built-in RDP to the Virtualbox process, which is actually the way to access the "Console" of the guest, which would be like being in front of a physical screen.
But there is also the Windows Remote Desktop service, which is within the guest and is a feature of a Microsoft OS.
In both case, by default, they listen on the TCP port 3389. So be sure you do not mistake them for the other, as the way of accessing them and using them is not the same.
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Alright Thanks, I understand the difference.
In my case i want to use microsoft remote desktop, to create an network test enviorment.
In my case i want to use microsoft remote desktop, to create an network test enviorment.
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noteirak
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Then either go for Host-Only or Bridged mode on the networking card config of the VM and see if you get a successfull connection on the IP that the guest will have.
If not, the issue is with your guest configuration or firewalling issue.
Bare in mind that using these two modes will exactly be like having another physical computer sitting next to yours, on which you want to connect via Remote Desktop.
If not, the issue is with your guest configuration or firewalling issue.
Bare in mind that using these two modes will exactly be like having another physical computer sitting next to yours, on which you want to connect via Remote Desktop.
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wonderful, thanks for your explanation.
I will test it and let you know.
I will test it and let you know.
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Thank you for posting back your solution, will be useful in the future to others with the same probem.
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Re: Remote Desktop
I Just wanted to add one more thing.
Now that the vm is set to host-only. I cant get internet on the vm. What would you recommend to do in this case?
Now that the vm is set to host-only. I cant get internet on the vm. What would you recommend to do in this case?
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Re: Remote Desktop
Add a second adapter in the guest settings and set it to NAT
Re: Remote Desktop
excellent! Thanks for the help guys!