Lost connections to Virtualbox VM's when I connect to VPN

[William Saxton]

I'm using vagrant to provision some pretty basic VM's and everything is working with the following network setup:

    node.vm.network "private_network", ip: "10.0.1.100"

When I connect to my company VPN, though, I can no longer access the VM via its IP address.

Is there a different vagrant setting I need to access it properly?  I had thought that "private_network" meant that all communication between the host and guest VM would go directly to one another, but it looks like it trying to access it through the VPN first which obviously won't work.

[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

Hello

VPN unfortunately is something need to be discussed with the network people.

Since they can configure to route all the traffic ovet the VPN, and therefore your host can't see the guest.

If you check the routing table before/after VPN, you should be able to see whats been modified.

From a technical point of view, make it work is doable, but if the VPN setup is in that way, my personal suggestion will be try to make the right thing and ask them to make a network not routable, etc, so you can work on your machine.

Thanks

Alvaro.

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[William Saxton]

"vagrant ssh" still works though so there has to be someway to avoid using the VPN, right?  How is vagrant itself doing it?

On Saturday, June 3, 2017 at 7:15:11 AM UTC-4, Alvaro Miranda Aguilera wrote:

Hello

VPN unfortunately is something need to be discussed with the network people.

Since they can configure to route all the traffic ovet the VPN, and therefore your host can't see the guest.

If you check the routing table before/after VPN, you should be able to see whats been modified.

From a technical point of view, make it work is doable, but if the VPN setup is in that way, my personal suggestion will be try to make the right thing and ask them to make a network not routable, etc, so you can work on your machine.

Thanks

Alvaro.

On Fri, Jun 2, 2017 at 7:02 PM, William Saxton <sax...@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm using vagrant to provision some pretty basic VM's and everything is working with the following network setup:

    node.vm.network "private_network", ip: "10.0.1.100"

When I connect to my company VPN, though, I can no longer access the VM via its IP address.

Is there a different vagrant setting I need to access it properly?  I had thought that "private_network" meant that all communication between the host and guest VM would go directly to one another, but it looks like it trying to access it through the VPN first which obviously won't work.

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[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

vagrant uses port forward.

Check share the port you need and then use ie the brower to http://localhost:8080

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