On Thu, Jan 28, 2016 at 02:07:48PM -0500, john boris wrote: > I am building a talk for our Tech meetings here at $WORK to show some > system monitoring in action. Creating the VMs is easy but I am at a loss or > not sure how to have a separate network in a virtual setup on my laptop. I > would like to have four or five VMs with one being the montioring system. > Then the others would have the the client's that talk back to the > monitoring server. This talk will be given in a spot outside of my office > so I just want to create this virtual network on my laptop. > > I am wondering if I gave them all IPs on the same subnet of the Monitoring > server and point them all to that server would that do it? > > I am using Virtual box as the VM software and Ubuntu VM and a Windows VM as > the other servers. > > If anyone can point me to a web document that explains this I'd appreciate > it. I have been searching but I haven't found the magic formula of words to > get a good response. > > TIA > > -- > John J. Boris, Sr.
Under network settings for the virtual machine you should be able to set the "Attached to:" to be "Internal Network". -- Matt Okeson-Harlow http://technomage.net
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