Hi guys
My question is about virtual machine connection with the main computer.
I've set up oracle virtual box with windows XP sp3 OS.
What do I need? - to run virtual machine using 3g USB GSM dongle (with REAL IP) for networking without any connection to my main computer, e.g to run virtual machine as it is other computer.
What is my question about? - I need that my virtual machine doesn't have any connection with my main computer. If I don't use any network connection between my main computer and virtual machine, what else (any gaps) may I have missed?
Thanks a lot
virtual machine connection with main compuet
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Re: virtual machine connection with main compuet
Take a look at the following discussion: viewtopic.php?f=25&t=55483Armanios wrote:What do I need? - to run virtual machine using 3g USB GSM dongle (with REAL IP) for networking without any connection to my main computer, e.g to run virtual machine as it is other computer.
None that I can think of. If you have no network adapters in the guest (except your 3G adapter) and no shared folder support, I do believe that your host and guest will be completely isolated.Armanios wrote:What is my question about? - I need that my virtual machine doesn't have any connection with my main computer. If I don't use any network connection between my main computer and virtual machine, what else (any gaps) may I have missed?
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