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Security issues about running VirtualBox with bridged-adapter
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow to properly set up 2 network interfaces in CentOS (running in VirtualBox)?Don't think I have enough adapters to set up static networking?Identical MAC address on two different VM, yet I have internet connectivityVirtualBox Bridged Networking is not working (NAT and Host-Only works)host can't ssh guest, but guest canI cannnot connect to guest os(protostar) through ssh from host-pc (linux mint)Problem running a web server in Oracle VM Virtualbox with Port ForwardingVirtualBox - “host-only” with internetVirtualBox VM cannot connect to internet through NATHow to set up VirtualBox Host-only Adapter on Debian 9 guest OS?
I set up a Gnu/Linux VirtualBox, and I configured networking to support both NAT and bridged connections, in order to ssh to it remotely from a different PC in my network.
Since an IP was assigned to my bridged connection, that I use to connect to the guest OS,
is there a way for anyone outside my local network to connect to it as well?
ssh networking virtualbox
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I set up a Gnu/Linux VirtualBox, and I configured networking to support both NAT and bridged connections, in order to ssh to it remotely from a different PC in my network.
Since an IP was assigned to my bridged connection, that I use to connect to the guest OS,
is there a way for anyone outside my local network to connect to it as well?
ssh networking virtualbox
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I set up a Gnu/Linux VirtualBox, and I configured networking to support both NAT and bridged connections, in order to ssh to it remotely from a different PC in my network.
Since an IP was assigned to my bridged connection, that I use to connect to the guest OS,
is there a way for anyone outside my local network to connect to it as well?
ssh networking virtualbox
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I set up a Gnu/Linux VirtualBox, and I configured networking to support both NAT and bridged connections, in order to ssh to it remotely from a different PC in my network.
Since an IP was assigned to my bridged connection, that I use to connect to the guest OS,
is there a way for anyone outside my local network to connect to it as well?
ssh networking virtualbox
ssh networking virtualbox
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Any network traffic that can reach your physical network adapter can potentially reach the VM. That is the point of a vbox bridged network.
Ask yourself, "is there a way for anyone outside my local network to connect to my host system?" The answer to your posted question is the same as the answer to this one I have posed.
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Any network traffic that can reach your physical network adapter can potentially reach the VM. That is the point of a vbox bridged network.
Ask yourself, "is there a way for anyone outside my local network to connect to my host system?" The answer to your posted question is the same as the answer to this one I have posed.
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Any network traffic that can reach your physical network adapter can potentially reach the VM. That is the point of a vbox bridged network.
Ask yourself, "is there a way for anyone outside my local network to connect to my host system?" The answer to your posted question is the same as the answer to this one I have posed.
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Any network traffic that can reach your physical network adapter can potentially reach the VM. That is the point of a vbox bridged network.
Ask yourself, "is there a way for anyone outside my local network to connect to my host system?" The answer to your posted question is the same as the answer to this one I have posed.
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Any network traffic that can reach your physical network adapter can potentially reach the VM. That is the point of a vbox bridged network.
Ask yourself, "is there a way for anyone outside my local network to connect to my host system?" The answer to your posted question is the same as the answer to this one I have posed.
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