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I can entirely accept that this question is terrible.. However, I'm looking for advice on where to even start.
I'm using Vagrant and Virtualbox through the help of puphpet.com on a Macbook air. As long as my wireless adapter is on, and it has a connection to something, everything works fine.
However - if I'm traveling, let's say, and I'm on an airplane.. I can't seem to access the remote host outside of vagrant ssh'ing into it.
I see the vboxnet0 adapter.. but it's like without my mac having a network of its own, I can't ping the box or access it's web resources (with hardwired hostnames to ips) ..
What am I missing? How can I use Vagrant/Virtualbox without any internet connectivity.. More specifically, I'd like to access the sites I have setup on Vagrant/Virtualbox through my macbook air.
That make any sense? Thanks!
Have you manage to solve this issue? – ovidb – 2017-04-06T21:17:49.893
It doesn't make sense in my ears. Where is the VBox machine - on your macbook? About what "remote host" are you talking? – guntbert – 2014-01-12T21:38:21.283
Yes - on my macbook. Remote host = guest OS (in my case, a ubunutu instance). If I try and hit http://10.10.10.10 (IP for guest host nginx) without SOME kind of network connection on my macbook, it won't work. I can, however, 'vagrant ssh' into the instance so I know its up.
– dpluscc – 2014-01-20T14:38:37.970