Nagy Daniel wrote: > I just want to ask that, is there a method for doing this [with virtualbox]: > > > guest os1 ----network---- guest os2 > \ / > \ / > host os > > I mean how can I connect "*guest os1*" to "*guest os2*" or even better: > "*guest os1*" has a *dhcp* server, and it gives IP, etc to "*guest > os2*", it would be great, if I could do that, because, I can learn dhcp > server at home.. [I have one computer :\]. What's the best doc' for it? > :\ :(
Since DHCP servers are rather critical things (if configured incorrectly they can even confuse the host), it's probably the best to use Internal Networking. See the VirtualBox manual. That corresponds exactly to what you've drawn (took me a while to realize). If you need internet connectivity just slap a second card into the VM, for maximum safety use NAT. Virtual NICs don't cost anything, and the cables are also for free (and take up no space). Klaus _______________________________________________ vbox-users mailing list [email protected] http://vbox.innotek.de/mailman/listinfo/vbox-users
