Can't connect to the internet in Ubuntu 16.04 (Virtualbox)
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I'm a newbie on Ubuntu and I have just installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS in Virtualbox.
I can't connect to the internet in the virtual machine.
My Network Settings Are:
- Network 1 = NAT
- Network 2 = Bridge Network Adapter
I also have enabled the option VirtualBox Host-Only Ethernet Adapter In Host Machine.
I still can't connect to the internet.
Also I get enp0s3 and enp0s8 instead of eht0 and eht1 after running ip link.
Can anybody help me fix this?
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I'm a newbie on Ubuntu and I have just installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS in Virtualbox.
I can't connect to the internet in the virtual machine.
My Network Settings Are:
- Network 1 = NAT
- Network 2 = Bridge Network Adapter
I also have enabled the option VirtualBox Host-Only Ethernet Adapter In Host Machine.
I still can't connect to the internet.
Also I get enp0s3 and enp0s8 instead of eht0 and eht1 after running ip link.
Can anybody help me fix this?
16.04 networking virtualbox
edited Mar 4 at 15:51
Zanna
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enp0s3andenp0s8are Predictable Network Interface Names: freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/…. For troubleshooting, why don't you try disabling everything except for the NAT network?
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I'm a newbie on Ubuntu and I have just installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS in Virtualbox.
I can't connect to the internet in the virtual machine.
My Network Settings Are:
- Network 1 = NAT
- Network 2 = Bridge Network Adapter
I also have enabled the option VirtualBox Host-Only Ethernet Adapter In Host Machine.
I still can't connect to the internet.
Also I get enp0s3 and enp0s8 instead of eht0 and eht1 after running ip link.
Can anybody help me fix this?
16.04 networking virtualbox
edited Mar 4 at 15:51
Zanna
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asked Mar 4 at 15:06
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I'm a newbie on Ubuntu and I have just installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS in Virtualbox.
I can't connect to the internet in the virtual machine.
My Network Settings Are:
- Network 1 = NAT
- Network 2 = Bridge Network Adapter
I also have enabled the option VirtualBox Host-Only Ethernet Adapter In Host Machine.
I still can't connect to the internet.
Also I get enp0s3 and enp0s8 instead of eht0 and eht1 after running ip link.
Can anybody help me fix this?
16.04 networking virtualbox
16.04 networking virtualbox
edited Mar 4 at 15:51
Zanna
48.2k13120228
asked Mar 4 at 15:06
Unstopable
1
edited Mar 4 at 15:51
Zanna
48.2k13120228
asked Mar 4 at 15:06
Unstopable
1
edited Mar 4 at 15:51
Zanna
48.2k13120228
edited Mar 4 at 15:51
Zanna
48.2k13120228
edited Mar 4 at 15:51
Zanna
48.2k13120228
48.2k13120228
asked Mar 4 at 15:06
Unstopable
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asked Mar 4 at 15:06
Unstopable
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asked Mar 4 at 15:06
Unstopable
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enp0s3andenp0s8are Predictable Network Interface Names: freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/…. For troubleshooting, why don't you try disabling everything except for the NAT network?
– dsstorefile1
Mar 4 at 15:40
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enp0s3andenp0s8are Predictable Network Interface Names: freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/…. For troubleshooting, why don't you try disabling everything except for the NAT network?
– dsstorefile1
Mar 4 at 15:40
enp0s3 and enp0s8 are Predictable Network Interface Names: freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/…. For troubleshooting, why don't you try disabling everything except for the NAT network?– dsstorefile1
Mar 4 at 15:40
enp0s3 and enp0s8 are Predictable Network Interface Names: freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/…. For troubleshooting, why don't you try disabling everything except for the NAT network?– dsstorefile1
Mar 4 at 15:40
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Is there any reason you have 2 NICs on the VM? If both are configured with default routes I would assume the guest would not know the best route out of it's LAN.
Could I suggest that you remove the bridged NIC and leave the NAT one in place. Confirm that the guest VM has a good ifconfig, with a ping positive default route and good DNS servers (try dig www.bbc.co.uk from terminal and see if it resolves) then try the web again.
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Is there any reason you have 2 NICs on the VM? If both are configured with default routes I would assume the guest would not know the best route out of it's LAN.
Could I suggest that you remove the bridged NIC and leave the NAT one in place. Confirm that the guest VM has a good ifconfig, with a ping positive default route and good DNS servers (try dig www.bbc.co.uk from terminal and see if it resolves) then try the web again.
answered Mar 4 at 16:29
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Is there any reason you have 2 NICs on the VM? If both are configured with default routes I would assume the guest would not know the best route out of it's LAN.
Could I suggest that you remove the bridged NIC and leave the NAT one in place. Confirm that the guest VM has a good ifconfig, with a ping positive default route and good DNS servers (try dig www.bbc.co.uk from terminal and see if it resolves) then try the web again.
answered Mar 4 at 16:29
James Sumnall
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up vote
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Is there any reason you have 2 NICs on the VM? If both are configured with default routes I would assume the guest would not know the best route out of it's LAN.
Could I suggest that you remove the bridged NIC and leave the NAT one in place. Confirm that the guest VM has a good ifconfig, with a ping positive default route and good DNS servers (try dig www.bbc.co.uk from terminal and see if it resolves) then try the web again.
answered Mar 4 at 16:29
James Sumnall
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Is there any reason you have 2 NICs on the VM? If both are configured with default routes I would assume the guest would not know the best route out of it's LAN.
Could I suggest that you remove the bridged NIC and leave the NAT one in place. Confirm that the guest VM has a good ifconfig, with a ping positive default route and good DNS servers (try dig www.bbc.co.uk from terminal and see if it resolves) then try the web again.
answered Mar 4 at 16:29
James Sumnall
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answered Mar 4 at 16:29
James Sumnall
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answered Mar 4 at 16:29
James Sumnall
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answered Mar 4 at 16:29
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enp0s3andenp0s8are Predictable Network Interface Names: freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/…. For troubleshooting, why don't you try disabling everything except for the NAT network?– dsstorefile1
Mar 4 at 15:40