Not able to use MTR Command from Virtual Box, is this a routing issue?
Greetings.
Have discovered the MTR command from this website. http://www.commandlinefu.com/command...te-combination This is a combination of ping and traceroute. I've fired up Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and tried the following command Code:
cmmiller1973@ubuntu64vm:~$ mtr --report google.com I check the network settings and realize that this is a default route. I confirm this with the following command Code:
I'm not sure what move to make next here to get the MTR Command to work. Do I need to add another route? Keep in mind I'm running this from Virtual Box and I'm not up to speed yet on the virtualization part of the house. thanks |
What kind of network did you setup your virutal network as? You probably want a bridged or NAT connection but not sure what your needs are.
Start here: http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch0...etworkingmodes |
I have NAT enabled and I'm physically connected, using CAT 5 to a cable modem, from the host machine.
So, I don't know if this is a networking question or a Virtual Box question. EDIT: Wanted to add, that I can surf the Internet ok from the virtual machine and get updates via apt-get. |
Virtualbox (unlike e.g. KVM) uses own networking stack realization so some features work not very well. See this page from their documentation: http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch0...at-limitations
MTR uses icmp or udp broadcasts. |
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cmmiller1973@ubuntu64vm:~$ traceroute 4.2.2.2 Code:
cmmiller1973@ubuntu64vm:~$ mtr --report google.com thanks |
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