two virtualbox (internal-network) setup

Amer amer7777 at hotmail.com
Fri Mar 13 19:00:16 UTC 2015


Thank you
It is OK now
I connected the VMs to net0 and I gave all of them the same subnet IP. Then, every thing is OK.

Best regards,
Amer

‏‫‏Amer ‏<amer7777 at hotmail.com>:‬

> Hello,
> 
> Dear all
> 
> I tried with host-only and the two VMS in the same subnet 192.168.56.x
> However, VM1 can ping the two vboxnet0 and 1, and VM2 can not,
> When I changed the IPs and restart the two VMs, reverse happen, VM2 can ping but VM1 can't.
> Although, in both scenarios no ping between the two VMs.
> 
> Best regards,
> Amer
> .com>:‬
> 
>> Engineer Amer,
>>   
>> If I understood your requirement, you need to set up two virtual machines within VirtualBox running on a Ubuntu host.  These two VMs must be visible to each other (and probably visible to the host machine). If that is correct, the VirtualBox solution is very simple:
>> Use the Network settings to enable, on each of the VMs, two network adapters, a NAT adapter and a Host-only adapter...
>> Log on to each VM and use the ifconfig command to view the network interface assignments.  Typically, the Host-only assignment will be eth1 and have an IP address of 192.168.56.nnn.  Each VM will be visible at that address from the host and the other VM.
>> This has always worked for me.
>> 
>> If you need to reach either of the VMs from outside the host, you can use the VirtualBox Network Manager to set up port forwarding to the appropriate VM and port.  I hope this helps.  I attached images of the Network dialog boxes to an earlier posting, but they're being held for monitor approval.
>> 
>> Regards,
>> Dick Dowdell
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