Hello,
I have a short question. Are there any plans for making a NAT interface like Vmware so that the host can connect to the VM without port forwarding.
This for the use of GNS 3 and I want to connect to a firewall within the VM.
Plans for NAT network like Vmware
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scottgus1
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Re: Plans for NAT network like Vmware
We don't really grok VMware here, so what they're doing may not be known well by us (definitely not by mejslegers wrote:NAT interface like Vmware
That's not NAT, as I understand it, or that's NAT with all the ports open. If it's NAT with all ports open, then open all ports in the NAT's port-forwarding. Or use Bridged.jslegers wrote:NAT interface like Vmware so that the host can connect to the VM without port forwarding.
The devs don't release plans, so we'd never be able to answer this one.jslegers wrote:Are there any plans
Maybe if you describe the exact circumstances you want to set up, we can show you how to do it in Virtualbox. See Virtualbox Networks: In Pictures.
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Re: Plans for NAT network like Vmware
I can't describe what they are doing better. Both products are fine with mescottgus1 wrote:We don't really grok VMware here, so what they're doing may not be known well by us (definitely not by mejslegers wrote:NAT interface like Vmware) Can you describe what they're doing better, please?
I can't use Bridged mode in GNS3. When I change that to Bridged the product won't start. But I'm trying out another product (EVE-NG) that maybe works better for me with VirtualBox. I can try to open all the ports in NAT.scottgus1 wrote:That's not NAT, as I understand it, or that's NAT with all the ports open. If it's NAT with all ports open, then open all ports in the NAT's port-forwarding. Or use Bridged.jslegers wrote:NAT interface like Vmware so that the host can connect to the VM without port forwarding.
The devs don't release plans, so we'd never be able to answer this one.jslegers wrote:Are there any plans
Maybe if you describe the exact circumstances you want to set up, we can show you how to do it in Virtualbox. See Virtualbox Networks: In Pictures.