On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 12:10:58AM +0200, Stefan de Konink wrote:
> I have now a working image; what is the way to get a *working* bridge
> between the VM and Hostsystem.
>
> It is a bit stupid that I actually have a working api, but only can
> access it from inside the host.
Hi,
I tried following the tips in the usermanual. Somehow I messed up. So
they say that it's easiest to just use bridging, I found it easier to
use routing. So on my default gateway I added
route add -net <network-with-virutal-ips> \
netmask <netmask> gw <host-with-vritualbox>
then enable ip forwarding,
and do
route add -host <virtual-ip-address> vbox0
and you're all set.
This is the more advanced way of doing things, while bridging is
"easier to install", however I didn't get it to work.....
Roger.
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