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Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Ticket #18173, comment 3

Timestamp:: Dec 8, 2018 8:10:08 PM (5 years ago)
Author:: Valery Ushakov

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Ticket #18173, comment 3

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 [There are details in the associated forum report related discussion - however I will bullet point here - Network NICs are both set with 192.168.1.n , Class B (I also used Class C)]:
 : Laptop has Ethernet NIC wired RJ45 and WIFI.
 : Network 1 - Bridged to Ethernet NIC.
 : Network 2 - Bridged to WIFI.
 : In the 'GUEST OS' for Network 1 Adapter :  WIN10 > Network Properties > Ethernet NIC 1 > Configure > Advanced > Locally Administered Address - set the MAC Address.
+. Laptop has Ethernet NIC wired RJ45 and WIFI.
+. Network 1 - Bridged to Ethernet NIC.
+. Network 2 - Bridged to WIFI.
+. In the 'GUEST OS' for Network 1 Adapter :  WIN10 > Network Properties > Ethernet NIC 1 > Configure > Advanced > Locally Administered Address - set the MAC Address.
 At this point you can '''not''' ping the host, and the host can '''not''' ping the guest.
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 Change the Assignment of what adapter is bridged by which network:
 Networking >
 : Assign Network 1 to BRIDGE the WIFI, (was bridged to the LAN adapter)
 : Assign Network 2 to Bridge the LAN-RJ45 wired NIC.(was bridged to the WIFI)
 : Restart the GUEST.
 : In the Guest OS  WIN10 > Network Properties > Ethernet NIC 1(Network 1) > Disable.
+. Assign Network 1 to BRIDGE the WIFI, (was bridged to the LAN adapter)
+. Assign Network 2 to Bridge the LAN-RJ45 wired NIC.(was bridged to the WIFI)
+. Restart the GUEST.
+. In the Guest OS  WIN10 > Network Properties > Ethernet NIC 1(Network 1) > Disable.
 At this point I was able to ping the Host and the Host was able to ping the Guest - all worked as expected.
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 I am using one MAC address locally administered in the GUEST OS for one Network only. The other is purely managed by Virtual Box.
 If I instead administer my MAC address in the VirtualBox settings dialog and leave the GUEST OS Configure > Advanced > Locally Administered Address as NOT Present [BLANK] - then Virtual Box will assign the MAC address and this does allow the GUEST OS to work properly - but from the standpoint of it being virtual - I should be able to administer that MAC address in the Image.
+If I instead administer my MAC address in the !VirtualBox settings dialog and leave the GUEST OS Configure > Advanced > Locally Administered Address as NOT Present [BLANK] - then Virtual Box will assign the MAC address and this does allow the GUEST OS to work properly - but from the standpoint of it being virtual - I should be able to administer that MAC address in the Image.