QEMU Windows guest without internet but with folder share
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I'm setting up a Debian machine running a Windows 7 guest in a qemu/kvm virtualization stack. Since the Windows machine is running out-dated software, I decided to put it into a VM without Internet access. However, I need to get files in and out of the VM.
I heared that it's possible to set up a host-only network and change the firewall rules in order to prohibit all accesses but to the host machine. The host however needs full Internet access.
I have no experience with firewall configuration under Linux. How can I achieve the goal described above?
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I'm setting up a Debian machine running a Windows 7 guest in a qemu/kvm virtualization stack. Since the Windows machine is running out-dated software, I decided to put it into a VM without Internet access. However, I need to get files in and out of the VM.
I heared that it's possible to set up a host-only network and change the firewall rules in order to prohibit all accesses but to the host machine. The host however needs full Internet access.
I have no experience with firewall configuration under Linux. How can I achieve the goal described above?
networking firewall qemu
asked Jun 22 at 12:52
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I'm setting up a Debian machine running a Windows 7 guest in a qemu/kvm virtualization stack. Since the Windows machine is running out-dated software, I decided to put it into a VM without Internet access. However, I need to get files in and out of the VM.
I heared that it's possible to set up a host-only network and change the firewall rules in order to prohibit all accesses but to the host machine. The host however needs full Internet access.
I have no experience with firewall configuration under Linux. How can I achieve the goal described above?
networking firewall qemu
asked Jun 22 at 12:52
Kalsan
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I'm setting up a Debian machine running a Windows 7 guest in a qemu/kvm virtualization stack. Since the Windows machine is running out-dated software, I decided to put it into a VM without Internet access. However, I need to get files in and out of the VM.
I heared that it's possible to set up a host-only network and change the firewall rules in order to prohibit all accesses but to the host machine. The host however needs full Internet access.
I have no experience with firewall configuration under Linux. How can I achieve the goal described above?
networking firewall qemu
asked Jun 22 at 12:52
Kalsan
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asked Jun 22 at 12:52
Kalsan
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asked Jun 22 at 12:52
Kalsan
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asked Jun 22 at 12:52
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Turns out, I can use virt-manager to create an isolated network, then start up samba (smb server) and configure it to listen to virbr1 (the isolated network). Appearently the isolated network prohibits communication to the outside world but allows to reach the host, which is exactly what I was looking for.
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Turns out, I can use virt-manager to create an isolated network, then start up samba (smb server) and configure it to listen to virbr1 (the isolated network). Appearently the isolated network prohibits communication to the outside world but allows to reach the host, which is exactly what I was looking for.
answered Jun 22 at 13:28
Kalsan
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Turns out, I can use virt-manager to create an isolated network, then start up samba (smb server) and configure it to listen to virbr1 (the isolated network). Appearently the isolated network prohibits communication to the outside world but allows to reach the host, which is exactly what I was looking for.
answered Jun 22 at 13:28
Kalsan
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up vote
0
down vote
up vote
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Turns out, I can use virt-manager to create an isolated network, then start up samba (smb server) and configure it to listen to virbr1 (the isolated network). Appearently the isolated network prohibits communication to the outside world but allows to reach the host, which is exactly what I was looking for.
answered Jun 22 at 13:28
Kalsan
1
Turns out, I can use virt-manager to create an isolated network, then start up samba (smb server) and configure it to listen to virbr1 (the isolated network). Appearently the isolated network prohibits communication to the outside world but allows to reach the host, which is exactly what I was looking for.
answered Jun 22 at 13:28
Kalsan
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answered Jun 22 at 13:28
Kalsan
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answered Jun 22 at 13:28
Kalsan
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answered Jun 22 at 13:28
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