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[Former issue #9426] Assigning private network to ETH2 interface got
magically assigned to the ETH1 interface?! #9510
https://github.com/hashicorp/vagrant/issues/9510
Private network IP
This is the perfect answer (which I knew already/yesterday I got the more
complete idea - the domain I am in is not so trivial). The only problem
here: I do NOT see/envision anywhere in such /bin/bash script
Vagrant/Vagrant environment?!
We are talking here about Vagrant networking,
This is the perfect answer (which I new already). The only problem here: I
do NOT see/envision anywhere in such /bin/bash script Vagrant/Vagrant
environment?!
We are talking here about Vagrant networking, ain't/aren't we???
Thank you,
Zoran
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hello
choose one of these:
- you pass the USB to the VM and configure that in the VM . what you are
doing with vbox manage is plug the usb IN the VM
- configure the USB on the host, check what eth is, and use network_private
to make a nic on the VM using that.
one or the other, no both
then
Hello Alvaro,
Here is my VBox Vagrant file (important part of it):
I have one physical ETH0 interface, and I also configured NAT forwarding,
and here it is:
# Forward port for the internal REST server
config.vm.network :forwarded_port, guest: , host:
# Forward port 8010 for
hello
can we step back a bit?
What do you need to happen, then we can check on how we can make that to
happen.
By default vagrant provides one interface as Nat
on top of that you can add private (in a isolated network) or public
(bridged to some interface)
you can choose dhcp (default) or
Hello to everyone,
I have an interesting question here: Can I provide by Vagrantfile the
configuration of /etc/network/interfaces, namely, can I add in the
etc/network/interfaces the following:
# The USB-Ethernet interface 2
allow-hotplug eth2
iface eth2 inet dhcp
The another question
