Virtualbox gateway connection
Is it possible to make a "gateway" computer, which will be connected to Internet and other three guests machines, which would be able to reach web through first PC? I don't want these machines to be in bridged connection - I want this gw machine to act as some kind of router.
EDIT: I am running Ubuntu Server on every vm.
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Is it possible to make a "gateway" computer, which will be connected to Internet and other three guests machines, which would be able to reach web through first PC? I don't want these machines to be in bridged connection - I want this gw machine to act as some kind of router.
EDIT: I am running Ubuntu Server on every vm.
networking virtualbox gateway
edited yesterday
Ahmed Ashour
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asked yesterday
dubanze
11
add a comment |
Is it possible to make a "gateway" computer, which will be connected to Internet and other three guests machines, which would be able to reach web through first PC? I don't want these machines to be in bridged connection - I want this gw machine to act as some kind of router.
EDIT: I am running Ubuntu Server on every vm.
networking virtualbox gateway
edited yesterday
Ahmed Ashour
1,068610
asked yesterday
dubanze
11
Is it possible to make a "gateway" computer, which will be connected to Internet and other three guests machines, which would be able to reach web through first PC? I don't want these machines to be in bridged connection - I want this gw machine to act as some kind of router.
EDIT: I am running Ubuntu Server on every vm.
networking virtualbox gateway
networking virtualbox gateway
edited yesterday
Ahmed Ashour
1,068610
asked yesterday
dubanze
11
edited yesterday
Ahmed Ashour
1,068610
asked yesterday
dubanze
11
edited yesterday
Ahmed Ashour
1,068610
edited yesterday
Ahmed Ashour
1,068610
edited yesterday
Ahmed Ashour
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dubanze
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asked yesterday
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Yes, it is, configure two Ethernet for the "gateway" one as Bridged Adapter with the host and another as Internal Network, after this the other VMs with a only nick attached to the Internal Network.
You can use pfsense for the gateway VMs if you do not want manage iptables via command line or any router/firewall distribution.
The Bridged interface access to the world:
The internal network interface with a name for the switch:
The VM attached to the same Internal Network:
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Alright, but I still have to configure second adapter manualy, right? I have edited /etc/network/interfaces file with following config: imgur.com/a/FteMsSW and it seems to be okay under ifconfig imgur.com/a/nUrG0dO but now I am not able to reach external sites (seems like machine tries to ping address from secondary adapter) imgur.com/a/dAU36Ld
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Yes, it is, configure two Ethernet for the "gateway" one as Bridged Adapter with the host and another as Internal Network, after this the other VMs with a only nick attached to the Internal Network.
You can use pfsense for the gateway VMs if you do not want manage iptables via command line or any router/firewall distribution.
The Bridged interface access to the world:
The internal network interface with a name for the switch:
The VM attached to the same Internal Network:
answered yesterday
AtomiX84
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Alright, but I still have to configure second adapter manualy, right? I have edited /etc/network/interfaces file with following config: imgur.com/a/FteMsSW and it seems to be okay under ifconfig imgur.com/a/nUrG0dO but now I am not able to reach external sites (seems like machine tries to ping address from secondary adapter) imgur.com/a/dAU36Ld
– dubanze
yesterday
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Yes, it is, configure two Ethernet for the "gateway" one as Bridged Adapter with the host and another as Internal Network, after this the other VMs with a only nick attached to the Internal Network.
You can use pfsense for the gateway VMs if you do not want manage iptables via command line or any router/firewall distribution.
The Bridged interface access to the world:
The internal network interface with a name for the switch:
The VM attached to the same Internal Network:
answered yesterday
AtomiX84
4128
Alright, but I still have to configure second adapter manualy, right? I have edited /etc/network/interfaces file with following config: imgur.com/a/FteMsSW and it seems to be okay under ifconfig imgur.com/a/nUrG0dO but now I am not able to reach external sites (seems like machine tries to ping address from secondary adapter) imgur.com/a/dAU36Ld
– dubanze
yesterday
add a comment |
Yes, it is, configure two Ethernet for the "gateway" one as Bridged Adapter with the host and another as Internal Network, after this the other VMs with a only nick attached to the Internal Network.
You can use pfsense for the gateway VMs if you do not want manage iptables via command line or any router/firewall distribution.
The Bridged interface access to the world:
The internal network interface with a name for the switch:
The VM attached to the same Internal Network:
answered yesterday
AtomiX84
4128
Yes, it is, configure two Ethernet for the "gateway" one as Bridged Adapter with the host and another as Internal Network, after this the other VMs with a only nick attached to the Internal Network.
You can use pfsense for the gateway VMs if you do not want manage iptables via command line or any router/firewall distribution.
The Bridged interface access to the world:
The internal network interface with a name for the switch:
The VM attached to the same Internal Network:
answered yesterday
AtomiX84
4128
answered yesterday
AtomiX84
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answered yesterday
AtomiX84
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AtomiX84
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Alright, but I still have to configure second adapter manualy, right? I have edited /etc/network/interfaces file with following config: imgur.com/a/FteMsSW and it seems to be okay under ifconfig imgur.com/a/nUrG0dO but now I am not able to reach external sites (seems like machine tries to ping address from secondary adapter) imgur.com/a/dAU36Ld
– dubanze
yesterday
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Alright, but I still have to configure second adapter manualy, right? I have edited /etc/network/interfaces file with following config: imgur.com/a/FteMsSW and it seems to be okay under ifconfig imgur.com/a/nUrG0dO but now I am not able to reach external sites (seems like machine tries to ping address from secondary adapter) imgur.com/a/dAU36Ld
– dubanze
yesterday
Alright, but I still have to configure second adapter manualy, right? I have edited /etc/network/interfaces file with following config: imgur.com/a/FteMsSW and it seems to be okay under ifconfig imgur.com/a/nUrG0dO but now I am not able to reach external sites (seems like machine tries to ping address from secondary adapter) imgur.com/a/dAU36Ld
– dubanze
yesterday
Alright, but I still have to configure second adapter manualy, right? I have edited /etc/network/interfaces file with following config: imgur.com/a/FteMsSW and it seems to be okay under ifconfig imgur.com/a/nUrG0dO but now I am not able to reach external sites (seems like machine tries to ping address from secondary adapter) imgur.com/a/dAU36Ld
– dubanze
yesterday
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