Now you would be able to communicate between the VM and the host using the 192.168.56.x network.”
Similarly, host will also acquire a virtual NIC and IP address 192.168.56.1. If that is the case, you can add another virtual network adapter to the VM and configure the network mode as “Host-only Adapter”, so that it would get an IP address in the series of “192.168.56.xxx”. If it is configured in NAT mode (which is the default mode), then you will not be able to access your windows 7 host from your VM nor will you be able to access your VM from outside. “Please check the network settings of the Ubuntu VM.
Make sure you download an 圆4 image with username/pwd specified! Similar for SuSE, Fedora …etcĪctive user account(s) (username/password): root/reverse, fedora/reverseĪnd add a second Network Adapter if your first Adapter is configured in NAT mode. Google for “vdi vmdk Ubuntu” for example.
First, download vdi/vmdk image of Linux operating system. This article will quickly shows, in particular for #msdev who’re not familiar with Linux, how to set up a 32 bit Fedora VM with VirtualBox, and setup a SFTP server, then connect from Filezilla client from Windows machine hosting the Fedora VM.
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