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How to use public IP

None will explain as simple as you have done. I will subscribe your channel and you have a long way to go ahead.

I am facing an issue when adding Adpater1 as a Bridge. Port forwarding is configured but from the host, as I type localhost:8090 then it doesn't work. I then access it through an IP address but same the page isn't accessed. Any advice from your side, please.

Well explained. Thank you.

Great explanation. Thank you.

great video. u explained these concepts very simply. wonderful

very well explained

could/can you use vlans created on a physical router on virtualbox?

Very clear and well explained!

This is the easiest understanding explanation on VirtualBox networking I've watched, I like how you give example how to setup on each adapter, not just telling like text to speech machine, that's why I'm watching a video instead of reading a manual.

5 years but it still the best video for me !

when cloning a VM (since all the IPs are the same with NAT mode (?)) - any idea how I can set up port forwarding to all the different VMs? i.e. How can I differentiate one VM with another ---> especially if doing this via script?

By far the clearest explanation.

Very informative - better than paid courses! Liked and subscribed ofcourse. P.S. You look like MS Dhoni!

Nicely done!

Understood copy on write well. Thank you for the video

Phenomenal learning resource. Thank you. I feel like I stumbled on some gold that I need to watch until I can repeat it.

As instructive as helpful and relevant 5 years later. Thank you!

How many adapters can be configured as bridged adapters in a single VM? Do we need to do any settings to make multiple adapters within a single VM (configured as bridged adapters) work?

Don't say my "fece" please🎉 good tutorial though

Also on the 2nd option when I go to file/preferences, Oracle VM does not give me the option for the Network :( I am using Virtual box 7.0

The systemctl status sshd did not work for me, I have Oracle VM and I have Ubuntu 22 I believe, any help would be greately appreciated, I need to get the port forwarding working

Awesome video ++++++++++++++++ 🙂

You should further continue this series, and get into other subjects. You way of approaching the subject and hands-on way of sharing the necessary relevant areas is commendable and unique. Definitly a lot to gain!!

this is like reading news

Thank you very much for a clear explanation!

Super ! well and clearly explained. I need to work with VB and this will help.

Guruan Max !! ✌️😉👍

Nicely explained Subscribed

Great content. Thanks :D

absolutely loved it, both the parts to this video

Are you died in covid?

Why did you stopped uploading such a great videos

To me you are the best

life savings , thank you bro

I come to this video every now and then when I am stuck with Virtualbox networking to refresh my memory. Thank you so much for taking time to explain all this.

bonjour je préfère écrire en français car mon anglais est un peu scolaire. Juste vous remercier pour votre vidéo qui m'a super bien. continuez ce que vous faites c'est juste génial.

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Thanks 👍

excellent explaination with details. Thanks

Is it possible to access physical Network interfaces directly by a Virtual Machine? I have a Linux Mint Host with 6 Network Cards. I need to run Opnsense firewall/router and configure 4 of the network devices as a bridge (under opnsense, which I already do in a dedicated physical PC) to which other separate client computers can connect and access the internet through opensense. I need all clients behind the opnsense firewall to be able to communicate with each other and the internet. So right now, I have a Computer running Opnsense. That PC has 6 Network Cards, 1 for WAN (connected to my internet Modem) and 5 configured as a Bridge/switch, to which my other PC's on the LAN can connect (talk to each other and the Internet). I'd like to migrate that setup to a Virtual Maching running on the Linux Mint PC. I will add that I would also move my TrueNAS PC system to the Linux Mint Host in a VM as well. So I'd end up with the Firewall/router and NAS running as VM's on the Linux Mint Host. Everything in 1 box, rather than 3 separate PC's.

Great explanation. Thanks

This is very good thank you

Excellent communication skills + Technical understanding

sir plz hindi be video banav na..

Awesome explanation buddy. Loved it ❤❤

This is the best Tech channel in the RUclips. I am looking for kubernetes from you.

informative, precise, complete. great video .......

Nive pack of information and language is good so I highli recommend. I have question... is there and option to create network that all devices see eachother and have access to internet? In video it would be sth like bridged network but I;m fighting with it ant cant solve it the way I want. Any sugestion?

This is really very interesting and found something new in the video. I downloaded this video for future reference. You have great training skills with in-depth knowledge.