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I have the folding VirtualBox setup:
- My host machine running a Kubuntu 14.04.
- My guest machine is running Kubuntu 14.04 as well.
My host machine is connected to office A’s LAN and has access to internet (all ports opened), and I have a VPN PPTP configured on it that is connecting nicely to my employer’s office B's LAN.
I installed the guest machine of Kubuntu 14.04 to get a working environment different than my main host machine’s Kubuntu 14.04.
What I want to achieve is to have:
- The host machine running Kubuntu 14.04 connected to my office A’s LAN.
- The guest machine running Kubuntu 14.04 to connect to office B’s LAN.
I am a bit lost on how to set that up, because my networking skills are limited.
What is “B”? You mention it but don’t explain it. – JakeGould – 2014-11-12T06:54:45.467
1@JakeGould Yes, Sorry I did a typo. I edited the question. – Ant – 2014-11-12T07:43:52.837
Okay, very clear now. I believe the issue is you need to setup a bridged connector for your networking on the guest install of Kubuntu 14.04. Just launch VirtualBox & adjust the settings for that machine from
NAT
toBridged
and it should work. Posted a more detailed answer as well. – JakeGould – 2014-11-12T07:58:50.450