Centos 7 Minimal VB network unreachable if I use WiFi?
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I am kind of banging my head here because i don't understand why a Virtualbox network that I set up with CentOS 7 using a bridged adapter works perfectly fine if I use an Ethernet cable, but if i use WiFi, the network is unreachable.
But my real problem is that I cannot find a way to make it work with WiFi.
During the installation process, when you choose a disk, keyboard and etc.
I can never establish a connection, wether I use NAT or bridged.
Is this an actual network configuration problem, or just bad installation process?
What I do with this VM is use it's SFTP connection on Windows so I can have a Linux distro to work on, it all works until i unplug that cable.
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I am kind of banging my head here because i don't understand why a Virtualbox network that I set up with CentOS 7 using a bridged adapter works perfectly fine if I use an Ethernet cable, but if i use WiFi, the network is unreachable.
But my real problem is that I cannot find a way to make it work with WiFi.
During the installation process, when you choose a disk, keyboard and etc.
I can never establish a connection, wether I use NAT or bridged.
Is this an actual network configuration problem, or just bad installation process?
What I do with this VM is use it's SFTP connection on Windows so I can have a Linux distro to work on, it all works until i unplug that cable.
linux centos networking virtualbox
edited Jul 28 at 21:28
slm♦
232k65479649
asked Jul 28 at 12:54
Daniel
62
This is a common problem, as a Google search will reveal. unix.stackexchange.com/questions/373059/… overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/… forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=84831
– 0xSheepdog
Jul 28 at 13:39
i suppose bridged connection will not always work, but the problem is that if i change to NAT i still can't get any network during installation.
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 13:49
It is a know limitation and vbox is full of bugs. Hyper V is a slightly better alternative, I prefer VmWare
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jul 28 at 14:48
That is a good tip, i might give one of those a try. I remember a while back, a friend of mine made wifi connection work on VB and also set up a DHCP server because bridged connection was not possible, the source of the problem could be something we might never find it, wether a firewall, a driver or just a virtualization of hardware, issue who knows. My knowledge of networking is on the script kiddie level so this is all confusing to me, thanks for the replies.
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 14:53
On this link the second note is very relevant: virtualbox.org/manual/ch06.html#network_bridged
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 15:16
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I am kind of banging my head here because i don't understand why a Virtualbox network that I set up with CentOS 7 using a bridged adapter works perfectly fine if I use an Ethernet cable, but if i use WiFi, the network is unreachable.
But my real problem is that I cannot find a way to make it work with WiFi.
During the installation process, when you choose a disk, keyboard and etc.
I can never establish a connection, wether I use NAT or bridged.
Is this an actual network configuration problem, or just bad installation process?
What I do with this VM is use it's SFTP connection on Windows so I can have a Linux distro to work on, it all works until i unplug that cable.
linux centos networking virtualbox
edited Jul 28 at 21:28
slm♦
232k65479649
asked Jul 28 at 12:54
Daniel
62
I am kind of banging my head here because i don't understand why a Virtualbox network that I set up with CentOS 7 using a bridged adapter works perfectly fine if I use an Ethernet cable, but if i use WiFi, the network is unreachable.
But my real problem is that I cannot find a way to make it work with WiFi.
During the installation process, when you choose a disk, keyboard and etc.
I can never establish a connection, wether I use NAT or bridged.
Is this an actual network configuration problem, or just bad installation process?
What I do with this VM is use it's SFTP connection on Windows so I can have a Linux distro to work on, it all works until i unplug that cable.
linux centos networking virtualbox
edited Jul 28 at 21:28
slm♦
232k65479649
asked Jul 28 at 12:54
Daniel
62
edited Jul 28 at 21:28
slm♦
232k65479649
edited Jul 28 at 21:28
slm♦
232k65479649
edited Jul 28 at 21:28
slm♦
232k65479649
232k65479649
asked Jul 28 at 12:54
Daniel
62
asked Jul 28 at 12:54
Daniel
62
asked Jul 28 at 12:54
Daniel
62
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This is a common problem, as a Google search will reveal. unix.stackexchange.com/questions/373059/… overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/… forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=84831
– 0xSheepdog
Jul 28 at 13:39
i suppose bridged connection will not always work, but the problem is that if i change to NAT i still can't get any network during installation.
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 13:49
It is a know limitation and vbox is full of bugs. Hyper V is a slightly better alternative, I prefer VmWare
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jul 28 at 14:48
That is a good tip, i might give one of those a try. I remember a while back, a friend of mine made wifi connection work on VB and also set up a DHCP server because bridged connection was not possible, the source of the problem could be something we might never find it, wether a firewall, a driver or just a virtualization of hardware, issue who knows. My knowledge of networking is on the script kiddie level so this is all confusing to me, thanks for the replies.
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 14:53
On this link the second note is very relevant: virtualbox.org/manual/ch06.html#network_bridged
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 15:16
 |Â
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This is a common problem, as a Google search will reveal. unix.stackexchange.com/questions/373059/… overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/… forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=84831
– 0xSheepdog
Jul 28 at 13:39
i suppose bridged connection will not always work, but the problem is that if i change to NAT i still can't get any network during installation.
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 13:49
It is a know limitation and vbox is full of bugs. Hyper V is a slightly better alternative, I prefer VmWare
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jul 28 at 14:48
That is a good tip, i might give one of those a try. I remember a while back, a friend of mine made wifi connection work on VB and also set up a DHCP server because bridged connection was not possible, the source of the problem could be something we might never find it, wether a firewall, a driver or just a virtualization of hardware, issue who knows. My knowledge of networking is on the script kiddie level so this is all confusing to me, thanks for the replies.
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 14:53
On this link the second note is very relevant: virtualbox.org/manual/ch06.html#network_bridged
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 15:16
This is a common problem, as a Google search will reveal. unix.stackexchange.com/questions/373059/… overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/… forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=84831
– 0xSheepdog
Jul 28 at 13:39
This is a common problem, as a Google search will reveal. unix.stackexchange.com/questions/373059/… overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/… forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=84831
– 0xSheepdog
Jul 28 at 13:39
i suppose bridged connection will not always work, but the problem is that if i change to NAT i still can't get any network during installation.
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 13:49
i suppose bridged connection will not always work, but the problem is that if i change to NAT i still can't get any network during installation.
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 13:49
It is a know limitation and vbox is full of bugs. Hyper V is a slightly better alternative, I prefer VmWare
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jul 28 at 14:48
It is a know limitation and vbox is full of bugs. Hyper V is a slightly better alternative, I prefer VmWare
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jul 28 at 14:48
That is a good tip, i might give one of those a try. I remember a while back, a friend of mine made wifi connection work on VB and also set up a DHCP server because bridged connection was not possible, the source of the problem could be something we might never find it, wether a firewall, a driver or just a virtualization of hardware, issue who knows. My knowledge of networking is on the script kiddie level so this is all confusing to me, thanks for the replies.
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 14:53
That is a good tip, i might give one of those a try. I remember a while back, a friend of mine made wifi connection work on VB and also set up a DHCP server because bridged connection was not possible, the source of the problem could be something we might never find it, wether a firewall, a driver or just a virtualization of hardware, issue who knows. My knowledge of networking is on the script kiddie level so this is all confusing to me, thanks for the replies.
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 14:53
On this link the second note is very relevant: virtualbox.org/manual/ch06.html#network_bridged
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 15:16
On this link the second note is very relevant: virtualbox.org/manual/ch06.html#network_bridged
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 15:16
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This is a common problem, as a Google search will reveal. unix.stackexchange.com/questions/373059/… overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/… forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=84831
– 0xSheepdog
Jul 28 at 13:39
i suppose bridged connection will not always work, but the problem is that if i change to NAT i still can't get any network during installation.
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 13:49
It is a know limitation and vbox is full of bugs. Hyper V is a slightly better alternative, I prefer VmWare
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jul 28 at 14:48
That is a good tip, i might give one of those a try. I remember a while back, a friend of mine made wifi connection work on VB and also set up a DHCP server because bridged connection was not possible, the source of the problem could be something we might never find it, wether a firewall, a driver or just a virtualization of hardware, issue who knows. My knowledge of networking is on the script kiddie level so this is all confusing to me, thanks for the replies.
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 14:53
On this link the second note is very relevant: virtualbox.org/manual/ch06.html#network_bridged
– Daniel
Jul 28 at 15:16