Well Friends, let me be more clear.

The host OS is windows 8 and the virtualized OS on Virtualbox is Windows
7, I need way to access my virtualized OS through network without have my
laptop connected to any network.
For example: The network on my virtualized OS is configured on Virtualbox
as a bridge, then, at work I connect my laptop to the network via cable,
and in this net exist a dhcp which give an IP address to my virtualized
OS, so I can access this virtualized OS throught the network as if it were
another machine on the network. But at home the only network I have is the
virtual hosted wifi that I setup on my laptop, the same laptop where I
have installed the virtualbox, so I need connect the virtualized OS at
that wifi.
But on the settings of the virtualbox where I setup the network I see my
wifi card, but I that wifi card is without connection, and I can not see
the virtual hosted wifi that I setup on windows 8 with this commands

netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=MyNet key=12345678
netsh wlan start hostednetwork

greetings

> On Fri, Sep 06, 2013 at 12:01:20PM -0500, florinleo...@gmail.com wrote:
>> I have a problem with the network bridge on my VirtualBox in which I
>> have
>> installed windows 7 on my laptop.
>
> The host operating system is?
>
>> The problems is at home where I have not
>> any network, and to solve this problem, on my laptop I created a virtual
>> wifi network using an app called "Virtual Wifi Router" which create a
>> wifi
>> router using the hosted windows networking, whit this I can connect to
>> my
>> laptop my movil phone an other laptop, but I want that my virtualized
>> windows 7 on VirtualBox use this network too,
>
> I'm not familiar with the ap creating virtual wifi networks which you
> mention. So, I don't know exactly how it does what it does, and don't
> exactly understand what you want to do (I.E. what problem you're
> trying to solve). From what I understand, this virtual network somehow
> allows you to connect a mobile phone, or a second laptop to your
> laptop. You also want your windows 7 guest to be able to connect to
> this virtual network. The obvious solution that comes to mind is to
> bridge your guest's network card to whatever network interface this
> virtual wifi network uses on the host. I can't tell you how to do this
> without at least knowing what the host operating system is, and
> without knowing if it is possible for this virtual wifi interface to
> be bridged. If all you want is to simply network the guest to the
> host, and share the host's network connection with the guest, you can
> just setup the guest's network card to use the NAT engine provided by
> virtualbox, which is the default network setup. If you're wanting the
> guest to setup a wifi connection with a virtual access point, that's
> not possible as far as I know. The host needs to do any wifi setup,
> and all the guest can do is bridge to the host's wifi network card,
> and get a dhcp address or whatever once the host has associated and
> authenticated with the access point on behalf of itself and the guest.
>
> Greg
>
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