On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 04:40, Mikhail Sennikovsky<mikhail.sennikov...@sun.com> wrote: > There are several types of networking available in VBox. I guess you > uninstalled the Bridged Networking support, however your guest still able to > connect via NAT. > What you could do is to install VBox without Networking component (i.e. > deselect it in the installer). > This would leave only NAT & internal networking. NAT connection type still > allows you to connect to the internet, but in case you have some firewall > software installed, you could just disallow making any network connections > by VirtualBox process, which should disallow VBox NAT connections as well. > > Mikhail >> >> FYI, I went to NIC property in host OS (WinXP) and uninstalled the VBox >> Network Driver. Then, I rebooted the host os. Right now, I have no VBox >> Network driver entry at the NIC property list and guest os still doing >> networking as before. >> >> How could it be possible ? >>
Thking of it... since you are running Windows you can try to configure the windows firewall and forbit the VirtualBox.exe from making any connection. This might work... _______________________________________________ vbox-users mailing list vbox-users@virtualbox.org http://vbox.innotek.de/mailman/listinfo/vbox-users
