You also don’t need to run as an administrator unless you are running something like vagrant hostupdater that needs admin access to write to the host file. On the other host with Linux Manajaro (last LTS kernel 5. I am currently using VirtualBox 5.04 but any build later than that should work. On one host with Windows 10 host, the VoxSVGA + 3D works acceptable. Update: This has been fixed in the latest VirtualBox test build which can be downloaded from here.
If you are interested I use a slightly modified version of vagrantpress with nodejs added. Thinking it could be a permission issue I then set vagrant to run as an administrator in the compatibility settings for the executable and ran the vagrant up in an admin console, in addition to having the above workaround exe running and that did the trick. VBoxManage.exe: error: Context: "FindHostNetworkInterfaceByName(name.raw(), hif.asOutParam())" at line 218 of file VBoxManageHostonly.cpp VBoxManage.exe: error: Could not find interface 'VirtualBox Host-Only Ethernet Adapter # 7' Then you may access port 8080 on VM form you Win 10 host.Command: Stderr: VBoxManage.exe: error: The host network interface with the given name could not be found VBoxManage.exe: error: Details: code E_INVALIDARG (0x80070057 ), component Host, interface IHost, callee IUnknown You should add a rule for port 8080 byįirewall-cmd -add-port=8080/tcp -permanent
Now back to your CentOS VM, set the thod to auto(since you've changed the default IP configuration before) and then restart the network service.Īdd firewall rule. Please note, the Guest IP is your CentOS VM IP. On the NAT Networks Details windows, click the Port Forwarding.Ĭlick Add icon to add a port forwarding rule, likeĪnd then click OK OK OK to save the rule.
You will see a network listed(if not, just click the Add icon to add one), click the network name and then click the edit icon. Go to the Network tab and set up the VM network to NAT Network.Ĭlick File->Preferences on the Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager window, and then click the Network tab. Right-click the VM icon in the Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager window which you want to access from the host and click settings on the menu. Prepare to wait, as this can take a while. Assuming you are trying to access the VM from Win10. Select 'Create.' Once the summary page comes up, you can choose this option.
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