Hi, My requirement is this:
I work in a University library that has an internal network. I need to support distance learners who will be connecting to the Internet via a regular ISP. The problem is my experience accessing online resources from within the University's intranet is significantly different from that of off-campus users using the resources the library provides via it's web pages. Therefore, in order to support distance learners effectively, I need to have access to a computer that is accessing the Internet via a regular ISP. At the moment, I have a standalone computer set up with a regular 56K dial-up modem attached. But this is not ideal. What I would really like is a virtual machine on my own computer that detects the dial-up modem and can use it to establish a connection to the Internet via an ISP. Would this be fairly straightforward to configure? I have limited experience setting up VirtualBox machines in the past, and on these occasions I recall that Internet access was available by default via the LAN, so having a modem attached would be rather pointless. Any hints most gratefully received! Regards, Alex _______________________________________________ vbox-users mailing list [email protected] http://vbox.innotek.de/mailman/listinfo/vbox-users
