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Connecting to a port XX on virtual Machine in virtual Box
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow can you find out which process is listening on a port on Windows?Addressing localhost from a VirtualBox virtual machineHow to SSH to a VirtualBox guest externally through a host?Win7 Host and Ubuntu Server on Virtualbox guest port forwarding issuePort forwarding from Host port 80 to VirtualBox port 80 doesn't workVirtualBox: Headless VM: Access web application from host machine.VirtualBox port forwarding not working with NAT adapterHow is Docker different from a virtual machine?Access rails server from host machineVirtualBox Port Forwarding on Windows 7 not Working
I have CentOs7 running as Virtual Machine in VirtualBox. I have a server running in CentOS7 on port XX (say 8091). Now from VM, I can open firefox and access is using localhost:8091 or 10.0.2.15:8091 or 192.168.122.1:8091. I can see that under settings ---> network (in virtualbox manager), the Adapter is NAT adapter and port forwarding from [host:8091 to guest:8091] and [host:2222 to guest:22]
settings ---> network tab in virtualbox Manager
port forwarding
HostOS ipconfig shown in cmd
Guest OS ifconfig in terminal
picture to show i can access webserver in guest-OS
picture to show that I can't access web-server from Host-OS
However I can't access the web server from my host using Firefox with URL
localhost:8091 or hostIP:8091 or 10.0.2.15:8091 or 192.168.122.1:8091.
Below are the questions I am fetching answers to...
1) why, even after doing the port-forwarding am I not able to access the web- server in my guest OS (i.e. CentOS7) ? However I am able to ssh from hostOS to guest OS using puTTY. Also from any other PC to VM using puTTY by connecting to hostIP:2222 . ( because of port forwarding)
2) You may ask me why I am not using bridge Adapter ? however, the IP assigned to me is static IP. Hence using bridge adapter, my VM will not be assigned any IP. assigning it manually possess a threat is assigning other's IP or some other problem I am unaware of.
3) If I change the network setting to host-only Adapter, my VM is assigned IP of 196.168.56.102, which I am able to ping from Host OS. However from Firefox (on Host OS) when i hit 196.168.56.102:8091, I am not able to connect to the web server. why ? Is there any way to do port forwarding when using "host-only adapter" ??
Observations:
1)I can see that the default gateway is blank for "Ethernet adapter VirtualBox Host-Only Network" in Host OS ipconfig in cmd
2) I am able to access internet from Guest-OS
3) The IP address of guest-os is 10.0.2.xx where "Ethernet adapter VirtualBox Host-Only Network" has IP address of 192.168.56.1. I know they aren't even correlated. Not sure though.
AM I MISSING SOMETHING ?
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I have CentOs7 running as Virtual Machine in VirtualBox. I have a server running in CentOS7 on port XX (say 8091). Now from VM, I can open firefox and access is using localhost:8091 or 10.0.2.15:8091 or 192.168.122.1:8091. I can see that under settings ---> network (in virtualbox manager), the Adapter is NAT adapter and port forwarding from [host:8091 to guest:8091] and [host:2222 to guest:22]
settings ---> network tab in virtualbox Manager
port forwarding
HostOS ipconfig shown in cmd
Guest OS ifconfig in terminal
picture to show i can access webserver in guest-OS
picture to show that I can't access web-server from Host-OS
However I can't access the web server from my host using Firefox with URL
localhost:8091 or hostIP:8091 or 10.0.2.15:8091 or 192.168.122.1:8091.
Below are the questions I am fetching answers to...
1) why, even after doing the port-forwarding am I not able to access the web- server in my guest OS (i.e. CentOS7) ? However I am able to ssh from hostOS to guest OS using puTTY. Also from any other PC to VM using puTTY by connecting to hostIP:2222 . ( because of port forwarding)
2) You may ask me why I am not using bridge Adapter ? however, the IP assigned to me is static IP. Hence using bridge adapter, my VM will not be assigned any IP. assigning it manually possess a threat is assigning other's IP or some other problem I am unaware of.
3) If I change the network setting to host-only Adapter, my VM is assigned IP of 196.168.56.102, which I am able to ping from Host OS. However from Firefox (on Host OS) when i hit 196.168.56.102:8091, I am not able to connect to the web server. why ? Is there any way to do port forwarding when using "host-only adapter" ??
Observations:
1)I can see that the default gateway is blank for "Ethernet adapter VirtualBox Host-Only Network" in Host OS ipconfig in cmd
2) I am able to access internet from Guest-OS
3) The IP address of guest-os is 10.0.2.xx where "Ethernet adapter VirtualBox Host-Only Network" has IP address of 192.168.56.1. I know they aren't even correlated. Not sure though.
AM I MISSING SOMETHING ?
networking virtual-machine virtualbox portforwarding nat
asked 2 days ago
aditya zagadeaditya zagade
93
add a comment |
I have CentOs7 running as Virtual Machine in VirtualBox. I have a server running in CentOS7 on port XX (say 8091). Now from VM, I can open firefox and access is using localhost:8091 or 10.0.2.15:8091 or 192.168.122.1:8091. I can see that under settings ---> network (in virtualbox manager), the Adapter is NAT adapter and port forwarding from [host:8091 to guest:8091] and [host:2222 to guest:22]
settings ---> network tab in virtualbox Manager
port forwarding
HostOS ipconfig shown in cmd
Guest OS ifconfig in terminal
picture to show i can access webserver in guest-OS
picture to show that I can't access web-server from Host-OS
However I can't access the web server from my host using Firefox with URL
localhost:8091 or hostIP:8091 or 10.0.2.15:8091 or 192.168.122.1:8091.
Below are the questions I am fetching answers to...
1) why, even after doing the port-forwarding am I not able to access the web- server in my guest OS (i.e. CentOS7) ? However I am able to ssh from hostOS to guest OS using puTTY. Also from any other PC to VM using puTTY by connecting to hostIP:2222 . ( because of port forwarding)
2) You may ask me why I am not using bridge Adapter ? however, the IP assigned to me is static IP. Hence using bridge adapter, my VM will not be assigned any IP. assigning it manually possess a threat is assigning other's IP or some other problem I am unaware of.
3) If I change the network setting to host-only Adapter, my VM is assigned IP of 196.168.56.102, which I am able to ping from Host OS. However from Firefox (on Host OS) when i hit 196.168.56.102:8091, I am not able to connect to the web server. why ? Is there any way to do port forwarding when using "host-only adapter" ??
Observations:
1)I can see that the default gateway is blank for "Ethernet adapter VirtualBox Host-Only Network" in Host OS ipconfig in cmd
2) I am able to access internet from Guest-OS
3) The IP address of guest-os is 10.0.2.xx where "Ethernet adapter VirtualBox Host-Only Network" has IP address of 192.168.56.1. I know they aren't even correlated. Not sure though.
AM I MISSING SOMETHING ?
networking virtual-machine virtualbox portforwarding nat
asked 2 days ago
aditya zagadeaditya zagade
93
I have CentOs7 running as Virtual Machine in VirtualBox. I have a server running in CentOS7 on port XX (say 8091). Now from VM, I can open firefox and access is using localhost:8091 or 10.0.2.15:8091 or 192.168.122.1:8091. I can see that under settings ---> network (in virtualbox manager), the Adapter is NAT adapter and port forwarding from [host:8091 to guest:8091] and [host:2222 to guest:22]
settings ---> network tab in virtualbox Manager
port forwarding
HostOS ipconfig shown in cmd
Guest OS ifconfig in terminal
picture to show i can access webserver in guest-OS
picture to show that I can't access web-server from Host-OS
However I can't access the web server from my host using Firefox with URL
localhost:8091 or hostIP:8091 or 10.0.2.15:8091 or 192.168.122.1:8091.
Below are the questions I am fetching answers to...
1) why, even after doing the port-forwarding am I not able to access the web- server in my guest OS (i.e. CentOS7) ? However I am able to ssh from hostOS to guest OS using puTTY. Also from any other PC to VM using puTTY by connecting to hostIP:2222 . ( because of port forwarding)
2) You may ask me why I am not using bridge Adapter ? however, the IP assigned to me is static IP. Hence using bridge adapter, my VM will not be assigned any IP. assigning it manually possess a threat is assigning other's IP or some other problem I am unaware of.
3) If I change the network setting to host-only Adapter, my VM is assigned IP of 196.168.56.102, which I am able to ping from Host OS. However from Firefox (on Host OS) when i hit 196.168.56.102:8091, I am not able to connect to the web server. why ? Is there any way to do port forwarding when using "host-only adapter" ??
Observations:
1)I can see that the default gateway is blank for "Ethernet adapter VirtualBox Host-Only Network" in Host OS ipconfig in cmd
2) I am able to access internet from Guest-OS
3) The IP address of guest-os is 10.0.2.xx where "Ethernet adapter VirtualBox Host-Only Network" has IP address of 192.168.56.1. I know they aren't even correlated. Not sure though.
AM I MISSING SOMETHING ?
networking virtual-machine virtualbox portforwarding nat
networking virtual-machine virtualbox portforwarding nat
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Port forwarding was not working because firewall was bblocking the connection. As soon as I turned the firewall of in my VM, everything worked well
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