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Set up simple port forwarding for your VM in VirtualBox

Set up simple port forwarding for your VM in VirtualBox

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brobear7
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09-18-2025, 01:53 AM
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To reach it on your local network, connecting the link should be simpler. You can ping the virtual machine. Port forwarding will function properly here. Enter the guest's IP in the guest port, set port 80 in both forwarding boxes, and use your host's IP address for listening (the IP of your DKSTOP device).
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brobear7
09-18-2025, 01:53 AM #21

To reach it on your local network, connecting the link should be simpler. You can ping the virtual machine. Port forwarding will function properly here. Enter the guest's IP in the guest port, set port 80 in both forwarding boxes, and use your host's IP address for listening (the IP of your DKSTOP device).

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Kilyll_DMK
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09-21-2025, 09:37 PM
#22
the issue might be caused by network configuration changes during bridging, disrupting connectivity. The VM isn't responding to pings because the bridge setup interferes with traffic.
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Kilyll_DMK
09-21-2025, 09:37 PM #22

the issue might be caused by network configuration changes during bridging, disrupting connectivity. The VM isn't responding to pings because the bridge setup interferes with traffic.

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louie018
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09-22-2025, 11:17 AM
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since you remove NAT, your web server gets its own local IP address. on the VM, inspect the network adapter. or simply ping and see if 10.0.2.16 responds—it will likely receive the next available address and enter it into your browser. http://10.0.2.16
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louie018
09-22-2025, 11:17 AM #23

since you remove NAT, your web server gets its own local IP address. on the VM, inspect the network adapter. or simply ping and see if 10.0.2.16 responds—it will likely receive the next available address and enter it into your browser. http://10.0.2.16

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