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Last resort, so hopefully someone has past experience with this. Im currently running Saline Linux and have virtual-box installed which contains two guests, backtrack and windows 7. Saline is connecting to the internet via mobile broadband connection.
Backtrack is fine, but its Windows 7 thats giving me the run around, it wont connect to the web. I've tried googling for the last hour and a half but nothing will fix it. I've tried NAT, bridged, etc. Still nothing. fail fail fail :S #facepalm
Anyone got any ideas ? Would be great if you did, thanks in advance!
Omen... can you provide a little more information?? AS is, can you ping between the Windows 7 VM and anything else on the network? If BT is working, I would configure the Windows 7 VM like it (If BT is briged, bridge the 7 VM). I would suggest working on local network connectivity first, then internet should fall into place.
another good idea could be to run a small router-system (like monowall, IPCop or alike) as a virtual machine; that is:
to make internet-connection work under monowall once and then use the internal connections of monowall like a normal LAN from view of the guests.
virtualbox provides up to 4 network interfaces per virtual machine, so monowall could connect via one nic to the host/internet via NAT and could provide up to three seperate internal interfaces to be used on different 'internal' virtualbox-network-names.
But in any case: as jefro wrote:
check first on the machine in question its IP-conifguration including defaultgateway and primary dns-address.
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