Here is the setup:
Host OS: Ubuntu 8.04 Desktop Edition with VirtualBox 1.6.4 installed. It has 2 network cards. One will be for a Static External IP address (I want to be able to point a www address at this box), the other is for the Internal Network (DHCP).
Guests: One Vista machine and one Windows Server 2008.
What I want:
I want the Vista machine to have a Static External address (hey, I have 5 static ones through my ISP, so why not?), so I can point a www address at it. I also want both the Internal Network NICs (One per machine) to be a Bridged connection so that they can do PPTP VPNing.
What is the best way of going about this?
Thanks,
Douglas
Help setting up Virtualized Server(s)
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greenpossum
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Re: Help setting up Virtualized Server(s)
Set up bridging on the external interface and give the host and two guest OSes addresses on their interfaces on this bridge.
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greenpossum
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Section 6 of the User Manual is what you want. 6.7 goes into details of the steps for various Linux flavours.Amorget wrote:Okay, I think I understand
Basically you have eth0 (external) with br0 creating a bridge to that. However, I am a little confused as to what I need to create for the host OS, I would guess create a couple TAP interfaces for the Guest OSs?