1. Here's how I solve the problem. We cannot set the "favorite IP address" to any address. The first 3 part of the address should be the same as the gateway. For example, the gateway is 192.168.1.1, then we can only set favorite IP address to 192.168.1.X. We cannot set it to, for example, 192.168.56.101. Please enlighten me if I'm wrong. Reply
  2. marcus.4christies.com

    In summary, the approach I'll give here is to create a VirtualBox VM: with the default NAT network adapter (for internet access) and then add a host-only network adapter and configure the VM with a static IP address (for host-to-guest access) A quick word about VirtualBox networking modes.
  3. forums.virtualbox.org

    Start each VM, so that it is assigned an arbitrary IP address from that IP network, and shut it down again. Afterwards, close all VirtualBox VMs and applications. In ~/.config/VirtualBox, you'll find a file whose filename ends with ".leases". This is where the VirtualBox DHCP server memorizes the IP address assignment per MAC address.
  4. stackoverflow.com

    Boot up the OSes and they should be automatically assigned IPs on the same network by VirtualBox's DHCP server. If you want to stick with the internal network option, I believe you can simply set the IP manually from your guest OS - in Ubuntu go to System Settings→Network, select your adapter (most likely called "Wired"), then hit Options ...
  5. forums.virtualbox.org

    10.0.2.15 is NAT's IP address. Bridged is more common for a static IP address. Bridged puts the VM on the host's LAN. See Virtualbox Networks: In Pictures Once you have the Bridged VM's adapter receiving a DHCP-served IP address from the host's LAN, you can set the static IP address on the adapter inside the VM's OS.
  6. The default gateway IP is 10.0.2.1 (the x.x.x.1 template is used to assign the default gateway IP). For example, ... In the current example, 10.10.10.72 is the IP address of the VirtualBox host machine and 8080 is a TCP port listened on the VirtualBox host machine. A positive result of configuring port forwarding is shown on the screenshot below.
  7. The enp0s8 adapter is going to be the IP address that we use to have our host machine (Windows 10) talk to our Guest Machine (Ubuntu). In this case, we are setting the IP to 192.168.211.3/24.
  8. askubuntu.com

    First configure NAT (Network Address Translation) setting for Network Adapter 1. Then configure Host-only Adapter setting for Network Adapter 2. After that manual IP address assignment. Here don't enable the DHCP server as below. These are the settings for your server virtual machine hardware (assume that your are using a Ubuntu server virtual ...
  9. thomas-krenn.com

    The IP address on the host as well as the DHCP server for this network will be configured directly in VirtualBox: Step 1: Select Global Settings from the File menu Step 2: Select the Network item in the list on the left and then right-click on the tool icon.
  10. blog.jamesbayley.com

    It is important that you make it the first adapter because the Bitnami applications will bind to this and you want them on the fixed IP. Step 3. Configure the network adapter in the guest OS. We have added the "physical" card to the computer. Now we have to configure them. On a Windows computer this is very easy.
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