Opened 15 years ago
Closed 15 years ago
#4787 closed defect (duplicate)
Settings: Disabled WLAN causes invalid network configuration
| Reported by: | jenisys | Owned by: | |
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| Component: | VM control | Version: | VirtualBox 3.0.4 |
| Keywords: | Settings: network | Cc: | |
| Guest type: | Linux | Host type: | Mac OS X |
Description
HOST-OS: MACOSX 10.5.8 (GUEST-OS: Ubuntu 9.04)
VirtualBox has a problem with a disabled WLAN interface and using the Settings dialog for a Virtual Appliance related to Network configuration.
EFFECTS:
- Cause VirtualBox FATAL-ERROR on start, if WLAN enabled during Settings, but later disabled when Appliance is started.
- Prevents me from using vmnet1, vmnet8 (while WLAN is disabled at configuration time)
DETAILLED DESCRIPTION: I normally disable the WLAN network interface on my MacBook (or have a network configuration profile without it). When I try to configure the Network Setting of an Virtual-Appliance in this state by selecting a Bridged Adapter, an error appears in the the status line "invalid configuration detected". Therefore, the OK button is disabled.
When I enable my WLAN network interface and open the Setting again, I can select the Name with "en1: AirPort" and leave the dialog with OK. In addition, I can now also select vmnet1, vmnet8 for other network interfaces. NEXT STEP: I disabled the WLAN interface again. And start the Virtual-Appliance. OOPS, it fails with an VirtualBox error (just after the start).
ADDITIONAL NOTES: A disabled WLAN interface prevents me from using vmnet1 and vmnet8 in Settings. They are never shown. When I enable the WLAN interface, I can easily assign them to other Network Adapters (in Brdiged Adpater mode). When the WLAN interface is disabled, this configuration seems to be lost.
Duplicate of #4698 and fixed after VBox 3.0.6 Beta 1.