How do you make two virtual machines communicate with each other in  VirtualBox 2019

How do you make two virtual machines communicate with each other in VirtualBox 2019

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P - 25.10.2023 01:44

Can you do kali Linux and metasploit to communicate. I have followed this steps they both ping but it goes on and on and doesn’t seem to show ‘reply from’ like it did on the windows VM in your video

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Sivakarthikeyan K
Sivakarthikeyan K - 06.09.2023 02:07

I have configured the NAT settings and now both of the vm's has separate IP but still when I ping from kali to ms2 it's not communicating.

Any suggestions or correction to be made?

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Sivakarthikeyan K
Sivakarthikeyan K - 30.08.2023 14:39

Hi admin
Thanks for the video!.

In virtual box, Tools> preferences >network.
I don't have the network option/icon.

What could be the reason? Any version problem with virtual box or is there any alternative way to make two vm's communicate?

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NEVER
NEVER - 11.08.2023 15:12

I can't ping from virtual kali but from virtual win i can

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gabriel barbosa
gabriel barbosa - 12.06.2023 02:45

i still get the same ip on both ubuntu virtual box vms

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Marlon Subuyú
Marlon Subuyú - 12.03.2023 22:54

Thank you very much!

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Ahmed Abd El-Hamid
Ahmed Abd El-Hamid - 18.02.2023 20:15

I have 2 Windows 10 virtual machines, I made the steps described in the video but one of them isn't connected to the internet and one is connected without issues, I don't know how to fix the issue with the one not connected to the internet, would you help me please ?

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Abu S Chowdhury
Abu S Chowdhury - 29.01.2023 23:03

Sweet and simple...spot on video.
Thank you sir !!

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Tiago Coelho
Tiago Coelho - 15.12.2022 13:23

I've recently tried to set this configuration between 2 VBox Machines (linux and windows) but it happens that I can only ping:

WindowsVM > Linux VM : OK
WindowsVM > HostMachine: OK

Linux VM > WindowsVM : NotOK
Linux VM > HostMachine : OK

HostMachine > any VMs: NotOk


What did I missed? :p

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hte thetan
hte thetan - 20.11.2022 18:00

hi i followed the tutorial but when i do ip/fconfig the ips are still 10.0.x.x, may i know why?

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Kali Linux User
Kali Linux User - 12.11.2022 22:43

Hello, so it worked but I had to enable somethings in the win10 firewall. The problem is both of those virtual machines can now ping my host machine. How do I disable that?

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starboy gadtuso
starboy gadtuso - 22.09.2022 09:21

hello there thanks for showing us this. I have a problem. I configured as per the video tutorial and when I tried to ping it said request time out. I have four virtual machines on my virtual network. Please what could be the problem?

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David Snyder
David Snyder - 18.05.2022 03:15

Thanks so much! Excellent video. I was trying to do this for most of the afternoon. Again, thanks so much!!

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Xan Vong
Xan Vong - 15.12.2021 19:17

It's working! Thanks so much for explaining! Now, I complete understand this!

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angelite
angelite - 08.12.2021 00:33

This was the only thing that worked for me, thank you sm !!!!!!! <33

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Ten Snooze
Ten Snooze - 10.11.2021 13:49

No working 🙁

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Macdewon Mai
Macdewon Mai - 09.10.2021 01:02

thank you

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Chi Wang
Chi Wang - 01.09.2021 07:01

It shows "request timed out"T.T please help me!!

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Sinay dp
Sinay dp - 16.08.2021 12:37

Hey man if I want to ping 2 virtual machines that have 2 different network and subnet. Is it possible?

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john batasin
john batasin - 07.06.2021 00:36

Is it possible to have the Vmware workstation and Virtualbox communicate with each other without using a bridged network?

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