On Thursday 18 December 2008, Huihong Luo wrote: > I have a windows xp host PC that has two network interfaces, one is for > internal local network without internet connection, the other can connect > to internet. These two interfaces have 2 different IPs. > Somehow, vbox vm (configured as NAT) running on this pc can NOT browse any > internet websites, but it works for the local network. I checked the > settings inside vm, the adapter and ip are correct, and there is traffice > between this vm and the host. > It seems somehow the vm is hooked to the internal network on host, rather > than the one that can browse internet. I don't know how slirp works > internally, but I assume it uses windows socket api to send/receive > packets. Any chance that traffic is bounded to a specific interface?
Please try again in NAT mode. Then have a look at the VBox.log file yourself. Search for 'NAT: ...' lines and have a look at lines which mention name servers. Please check if the correct name server is passed to the guest. Kind regards, Frank -- Dr.-Ing. Frank Mehnert Sun Microsystems http://www.sun.com/
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