hello all,
I am looking at vbox with interest as it looks better laid out
than vmware which i use at the moment.
unfortunately the bit i really need is networking and this seems
very flaky at the moment. maybe the linux version is better?
I need to run a windows xp host with any of linux solaris.
I have an infernal broadcom, ext 3com and wireless nics.
as far as i can understand from the manual:
a. they could all be NAT - DHCP nor static get picked up
b. only ONE of them can be bridged - this works but i end up
with only one nic
c. another option is connection sharing but i don't need 3 more
dhcp servers!
do have to do anything special to get nat to work?
BTW. a linux guest uses the bridge, but solaris won't - same ip
etc. vmware solaris uses the same nic ips etc ok.
i would like to change to vbox as it does seem faster for what i
need to do, vmware manages to do the above easily.
it may be just me - i am more unix than windoze so may be
missing something, or perhaps more people use the linux version!
i haven't been able to try linux version yet.
any pointers to get 3 nics under windows accessible gratefully
received.
BTW - i raised this on the forum, but no-one seems to reply
there...
--
. regards,
. Nigel Howard
. Registered Linux User #266491
. (there are 10 types of people in the world.....
. those who know binary, and those who don't!)
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