Hi,
Well... here it goes... I'm citing "by memory", but I'm confident I
remember all the steps.
1 -> Get tun working. For this you have to load kernel module "tun.ko".
If you have a standard kernel, probably it's already compiled and you
just have to "modprobe tun" (as root).
2 -> Now, you hav
On Friday 12 May 2006 16:41, Joao Lourenco wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Yes. It is possible to have a network connection between the host and
> the virtual (QEMU) machine. The way you setup the connection depends on
> your host OS: Window$ or Linux. If you search the web for a while
> you'll find some sugge
Hi,
I just found out that the -redir option does work in qemu when specifying
the IP instead of "localhost" [1].
Best regards and happy connecting,
André
[1] http://www.h7.dion.ne.jp/~qemu-win/HowToNetwork-en.html#5
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Hi,
Yes. It is possible to have a network connection between the host and
the virtual (QEMU) machine. The way you setup the connection depends on
your host OS: Window$ or Linux. If you search the web for a while
you'll find some suggestions for both OS. If you can't make it work,
let me know,
Hi,
the qemu (0.8.0-3) documentation implies that the option "-redir
tcp:8080::80" permits a connection from host:8080 to guest:80. However, I
already filed a bug [1] because it doesn't work (connection timeout) --
and I'm not the only one with this problem [2]. According to [3], it
doesn't work a
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