Rotten mud: real machines access websites in virtual machines

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Today, for an experiment on a linux system, I plan to access the website in the virtual machine on a real machine.

Because the VM is used, the operation is relatively easier. We will first use windows server 2003 as the demonstration site.

Step 1: Install a website on the server or directly use the one that comes with IIS. However, you can use the built-in website directory to slightly modify it to distinguish normal access, prompt information that cannot be accessed. For example:

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Step 2: configure the IP address. The IP address configured here is a static IP address, not a dynamic IP address. At the same time, there are three network connection methods used by our Virtual Machine (NAT) to connect to the network ). For example:

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After configuring the IP address, you need to map the port.

Step 3. Port ing:

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It should be noted that the "host port" is filled with the port number for accessing the real machine, and the "virtual machine IP Address" is filled with the virtual machine to be mapped out, the "virtual machine port" is the port number provided by the virtual machine.

Enter the following information:

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After the above configuration is complete, we can access the website in the virtual machine on the real machine, as shown in:

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