Bridged Network Configuration Help (Guest : Oracle Linux)
Posted: 2. Oct 2013, 10:59
I am trying to configure my Linux guest for Bridged networking as I want to allow other users access to a development machine. I am reasonably technically competent but not really a Linux admin or network specialist.
I have configured the machine with a single network adapter (for now to keep things simple).
This is configured as : Bridged Adapter, en0 WiFi (AirPort), PCnet-FAST III [Although I have tried the Intel Pro MT adapter too), Promiscuous mode disabled.
Within Linux I have an adapter (eth12) configured as a Wired adapter.
802.1x Security is not used, IPv6 is Ignored, IPv4 is set to automatic DHCP, Required IP4 Addressing for connection to complete is checked and I have entered a DHCP client ID.
I have tried entering the MAC address shown in virtual box as the Device MAC address and/or the Cloned MAC address.
This configuration worked for me from my home office last night. It does not work from my clients network today even though I have a good wifi connection.
Am I missing something basic here?
I did not think I needed to configure anything for wifi security as the guest treats this as a wired connection right?
I have configured the machine with a single network adapter (for now to keep things simple).
This is configured as : Bridged Adapter, en0 WiFi (AirPort), PCnet-FAST III [Although I have tried the Intel Pro MT adapter too), Promiscuous mode disabled.
Within Linux I have an adapter (eth12) configured as a Wired adapter.
802.1x Security is not used, IPv6 is Ignored, IPv4 is set to automatic DHCP, Required IP4 Addressing for connection to complete is checked and I have entered a DHCP client ID.
I have tried entering the MAC address shown in virtual box as the Device MAC address and/or the Cloned MAC address.
This configuration worked for me from my home office last night. It does not work from my clients network today even though I have a good wifi connection.
Am I missing something basic here?
I did not think I needed to configure anything for wifi security as the guest treats this as a wired connection right?