Machine to machine through wireless could be done similarly, but it would disrupt your wireless connection to the Internet. You can then connect the machines using an Ethernet cable and you should be able to do do anything on the network (remote desktop using Screen Sharing or VNC, ssh or file sharing). In both the cases, let the subnet be configured to 255.255.255.0.
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If you would be primarily using wireless on both machines and will not be using Ethernet on the Windows machine or the Mac, then you could configure the LAN/Ethernet on the Windows machine and the Mac as a Private Network and use it whenever necessary.įor example, the Windows machine could have its LAN set to a fixed IPv4 address of 10.0.0.1 and the Mac could have its LAN set to a fixed IPv4 address of 10.0.0.2.
The network can be WiFi, direct point to point ethernet, point to point thunderbolt, point to point firewire or over a wired switched network of any of the above carriers.
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(You may need a monitor and keyboard attached to the Mac Mini at some point to configure this.)Īdditionally, the Mac can automatically make any standard Ethernet cable into a crossover cable, such that an Ethernet cable connecting your Mac to your PC will create a network connection for the two machines, which, again, you can use as a standard network to connect from one to the other. If you bring the Mac Mini with you, then you can easily create an ad hoc Wi-Fi network to connect them both too, in which case they will be on the same network, and you can connect that way. If you want to leave the Mac Mini at home, you'll need to make sure that you can access the required ports, whether by port forwarding, or by an SSH tunnel/VPN allowing you to connect to your home network. That said, you can still use various VNC products to connect from the Windows machine to the Mac.įrom there, it's standard networking. Perryg Site Moderator Posts: 34373 Joined: 6.First off, it's important to note that Apple's Remote Desktop is not Microsoft's Remote Desktop, and the two are not interchangeable. While you can create your own network (crossover like) it may not work as it should with VirtualBox. The VBox host-only adapter was designed specifically for this purpose and works great. This does not involve an external router and will work Host to Guest regardless of whether you are connected to the Internet or not. When accessing the guest from the host you would use the 192.168.56.x to get to it. You should have 192.168.56.x and 10.0.2.0 in the guest and 192.168.56.x in the host along with your Internet address. You can then run ifconfig -a on the host and it will show you the network address it is using. ( you may or may not need to reboot for these to take effect in Windows). You can then run ipconfig /all in a command window and it will show you the network configuration. You should now have (2) adapters in the guest. Start the guest and it should add the necessary adapters. Make sure that you click on enable network adapter. (3) click on adapter (2) and set it to NAT.
(2) go to the network settings of the guest and change the first adapter to host-only.
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Jan 2009, 18:53 Location: Reno, NV Primary OS: Mac OS X Leopard VBox Version: PUEL Guest OSses: Windows, Linux
If this is all I have to do, that's easy. Likewise, I'm guessing I also need to configure my en0 adapter on the Mac with an IP.
with the second adapter active and set to Bridged mode, should that second interface get an IP automatically? I'm guessing not since there is no DHCP server around. In short, I need to create a datasource on my ColdFusion server on my Mac to talk to the MSSQL server on the Guest. Also, I would rather not involve an external router, since this is on a laptop, and I need access to the MSSQL server for development purposes. That has always worked.īut getting the Host to access services on the Guest is the problem. The Guest currently has internet access and can access the host. Given my current situation, is it like having two computers connected via a crossover? If so, I can work with that. I appreciate your help, but you've lost me.
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