If you require DHCP on the bridge, then it's a bit more tricky, then a second bridged adapter with static IP is easier to configure. You can have just one Bridged adapter and give it two IP addresses, one for the normal network and internet access, the other for the equipment. Also, you have two bridged adapters set, probably with the same Host adapter. Aug 2011, 15:35 Primary OS: MS Windows 7 VBox Version: PUEL Guest OSses: Windows XP, Ubuntun Windows NTįirst of all, if you use NAT for internet and a bridged for other network communication, then you can ditch NAT and stick to bridged. How can I check that the system is well installed?Īdolfo Alvarez Analisis Posts: 1 Joined: 8.
I have also other problems with the software but this is strictly related to the software. Sometimes the XP hangs or doesn't close well or boot time is too long. My problem is that hte performance of the system seems to be somewhat low. Can you give me your appreciation if this can work. Well I have to go to the lab to check that this configuration works but I have some days for doing it.
If this functions I wnat to replicate it in a laboratory with lack of space so that they can use one PC to controll this two instruments. So I expect to use NAT for accesing internet, a bridged adapter for controlling instruments and another bridged adapter to access the network.
This machine will also use a fixed ip address for the controlling instruments, one GC 6890 and one MSD5973N. This system uses MSD ChemStation from Agilent revisiom D.01.00 SP1. Then I want to add another Windows XP VM as guest because it will controll a GC/MSD System. The GC will have a fixed ip address and I want that the GC could not be seen by others computers in the network and only for this PC. I have three NICs installed in this Windows XP, one is the NAT, the other is a bridged adapter for comunicating with the host and other computer I have and the other card is also a bridged adapter that I am expecting to connect with the GC. Virtualbox in Windows 7 and installed Windows XP as guest. this software doesn't run well in Windows 7 but in Windows XP, so I have installed. One is an Agilent 6890 with FID and I am using Agilent ChemStation A.10.02. I want to controll two laboratory equipments, two Gas Chromatographs with this laptop. It has Windows 7 as default OS so I thought is better to leave it as it is. My computer is a laptop HP Pavillion dv6 with an AMD Phenomenon II N660 Dual-core Processor. I have virtualbox 4.1.0.0 installed in windows7.