I've copied the VM into my other box and VirtualBox Network part is working in both Bridge and NAT mode.
So I can not seem to understand why it is working on one box but not the other.
Does it have something to do with Promiscuous Mode?
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Joseph
Promiscuous Mode is needed for bridging to work. This is why NAT mode
is preferable, btw, unless you have a good reason to use bridging.
I've activated Network adapter in VirtualBox (running Windows XP) but I it is not working. It works only in NAT mode not in Bridge mode.
Good suggestion, I just need to find it.
Which option is it?
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Joseph
How to check if network card is set/support "promiscuose" mode?
I know to set it is:
ifconfig eth0 promisc
I need to mount some directory via samba to backup some windows files and in NAT mode was not able to mount the Windows XP directory, it bridge mode
samba has no problem mounting windows directory.
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Joseph
Networking --->and loaded this three modules. I believe the second one is mandatory to bridge.
Networking Options --->
<*> 802.1d Ethernet Bridging
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Joseph
I don't think I need this option:
<*> 802.1d Ethernet Bridging
as according to gentoo wiki:
...Note: The following steps are not necessary for setting up Host Interface on VirtualBox >= 2.1. "
I'm using VirtualBox-bin 3.1.6
and on my two other systems AMD quad core and Intel Quad-core Bridge networking works OK without: <*> 802.1d Ethernet Bridging
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Joseph
No, it is defiantly not the option, when I compile it in VirtualBox will not start and it freezes my box, mouse is not even responding.
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Joseph
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Kyle
grep -i config_bridge .config
# CONFIG_BRIDGE is not set
CONFIG_BRIDGE refers to iptable (netfilter) I think; beside on my other two boxes CONFIG_BRIDGE is not set and bridge in VirtualBox is working OK.
The only box that VM bridge network is not working is Intel ATOM 330 with with RTL8168c/8111c network card.
It seems to me this card support Promiscuous Mode
http://developer.novell.com/yes/70604.htm
I hope the one in the kernel does.
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Joseph
If you run ifconfig eth0 it should show you in the details of the interface if
it is running in promiscuous mode.
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Regards,
Mick