%all.entities; ]> $Date: 2023-01-17 14:15:46 +0000 (Tue, 17 Jan 2023) $ VBoxManage-hostonlynet 1 VBoxManage-hostonlynet Host Only Network management &product-name; VBoxManage hostonlynet add --name=netname --id=netid --netmask=mask --lower-ip=address --upper-ip=address --enable --disable VBoxManage hostonlynet modify --name=netname --id=netid --lower-ip=address --upper-ip=address --netmask=mask --enable --disable VBoxManage hostonlynet remove --name=netname --id=netid The hostonlynet commands enable you to control host-only networks. The subcommands of hostonlynet all operate on an host-only network that can be identified via its name or uuid: --name=netname The host-only network name. You see it as VBoxNetworkName in the output from VBoxManage list hostonlynets. --id=netid The host-only network uuid. If not specified when adding a new network, one will be generated automatically. Adds a new host-only network. Options configuring the host-only network: --netmask=mask The network mask. Typically 255.255.255.0. --lower-ip=address, --upper-ip=address The IP address range for handing out via DHCP. The upper boundrary is inclusive while the lower one is not, so the upper address will be handed out to a client, while the lower address will be used by the host itself. --enable, --disable Whether to enable the host-only network or disable it. If not specified, the network will be created in enabled state. This modifies an existing host-only network configuration. It takes the same options as the add command. Removes the specified host-only network.