I've tried changing -nictype1 setting for the VM and/or setting different MTUs in the guest OS, but the problem continues.Īddtional information: When changing "Bridged adapter" to "NAT", the guest OS can curl Everything is fine. In Arch Linux guest, I try to wget some https site, it stuck at "Connecting to :443.In Arch Linux guest, I can even ssh to another machine! (using standard 22/tcp ).(There is no iptables firewall on the server, actually.) I can also telnet 80, which means at least 80/tcp and 53/udp ports are working. In Arch Linux guest, I can ping in zsh, but curl -v does not work.In Windows guest, I can ping in cmd.exe, but I cannot visit in IE6.I can apt-get and the downloading speed is good. In the Ubuntu host, the network is fine.
Another one is running Arch Linux (Live CD), using IP address C. One guest is running Windows Server 2003, using IP address B.
The server is now running two VirtualBox guests, both with "Bridged adapter" network type. There are 4 useable IPs for this server: A, B, C, D. There is a dedicated server running Ubuntu Server 12.04.2.
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