Windows User ID and Internal Network
Posted: 29. Oct 2015, 04:03
I seen in the online manual in the networking section that for internal network to work, the User IDs have to match:
"As a security measure, the Linux implementation of internal networking only allows VMs running under the same user ID to establish an internal network"
Okay, supposing I want to create such a network on a host running Windows 10 Pro, with one guest running Linux and the other guest running Windows 10. I know how to establish the User ID (i.e., a number) in Linux but not in Windows. Do I understand correctly that I should have the same number and that the names can be different? How does one assign a particular number to a user in Windows? Thanks.
"As a security measure, the Linux implementation of internal networking only allows VMs running under the same user ID to establish an internal network"
Okay, supposing I want to create such a network on a host running Windows 10 Pro, with one guest running Linux and the other guest running Windows 10. I know how to establish the User ID (i.e., a number) in Linux but not in Windows. Do I understand correctly that I should have the same number and that the names can be different? How does one assign a particular number to a user in Windows? Thanks.