Virtualbox network ip address mutual access + host/host internet access settings
There are three types of virtualbox network connections.
NAT: hosts cannot be accessed when accessing the Internet
Host Interface: opposite to the first one, accessing the Host cannot access the Internet
Intelnal Network: build a virtual Network using all the virtual machines on the host
The first two types are commonly used.
However, for various reasons, mutual access between the Internet and the host is required. The search on the Internet adopts a dedicated approach from vmware to install two NICs on the host, one is a virtual network card. The virtual network card and the local host network card bridge are used to achieve mutual access between the Internet and the host. However, many people fail, and many people use dial-up Internet access, it cannot be set for half a day.
In fact, this is a kind of inertia of thinking. We can solve this problem in turn. We can install two NICs in the customer set, one accessing the internet, and one accessing the host using the server that implements web2.0.
Environment 1
HOST: virtualbox installation is not required.
Passenger plane: Windows ×
1: After the virtual machine is built and the system is installed, follow the settings
2: Nic 1 (Adapter 1): Select Local Connection in Host Interface mode. Do not select an error.
Nic 2 (Adapter 2): select local connection from the following options in NAT mode.
3: Start the VM.
Two local connections are displayed in the VM.
Set the ip address of one of the local connections to be automatically obtained, and set the ip address in the same network segment as the host my host ip Address: 192.168.1.254
Set ip address in Virtual Machine: 192.168.1.252
Next let's take a look at the Internet access of the passenger plane.
Yes!
Next let's take a look at the host access plane.
Yes
Environment 2
HOST: virtualbox installation is not required.
Passenger plane: Ti-server
Set two NICs in the first two
Start a linux VM
Log On with the root account or you will not be authorized
The following is a command. My system has no graphic interface
1: Check the name of the network card you just set in the system.
Ifconfig-
The names are eth5 and eth6.
So set the network
Vim/etc/network/interfaces
The settings in are as follows:
Auto lo
Iface lo inet loopback
Auto eth6
Iface eth6 inet dhcp
Auto eth5
Iface eth5 inet static
Address 192.168.1.252
Netmask 255.255.255.0
Gateway 192.168.1.1
Save
Restart the network
/Etc/init. d/networking restart
Test Internet networks
Ping www.google.com
The result is as follows:
Yes
This tutorial ends.