Having an issue with getting my Linux IP on VirtualBox
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On my VirtualBox Debian VM even though I have my network set as "Bridged Adapter" when I type ifconfig in the terminal it says my IP is 127.0.0.1, any solutions?
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On my VirtualBox Debian VM even though I have my network set as "Bridged Adapter" when I type ifconfig in the terminal it says my IP is 127.0.0.1, any solutions?
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What is the exact output ofifconfig -a? Please answer by editing the question.
– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 25 at 22:10
Do you have the correct NIC selected for Bridged mode? If you have more than one NIC, you could be connected to the wrong/disconnected one. You could also try NAT as that needs no additional configuration.
– essjae
Jan 25 at 23:33
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127.0.0.1 is on every correctly set up machine on the Internet (and means "this machine". You can ignore it. Type dmesg | less and look through to see if your system has an ethernet interface and what it is. If you have virtualised a real pc the interface name may.not be the default because the mac address may have changed.
– davidgo
Jan 26 at 0:42
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On my VirtualBox Debian VM even though I have my network set as "Bridged Adapter" when I type ifconfig in the terminal it says my IP is 127.0.0.1, any solutions?
linux virtualbox debian virtual-machine
asked Jan 25 at 22:03
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On my VirtualBox Debian VM even though I have my network set as "Bridged Adapter" when I type ifconfig in the terminal it says my IP is 127.0.0.1, any solutions?
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linux virtualbox debian virtual-machine
asked Jan 25 at 22:03
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asked Jan 25 at 22:03
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asked Jan 25 at 22:03
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asked Jan 25 at 22:03
Tor CoreTor Core
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asked Jan 25 at 22:03
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What is the exact output ofifconfig -a? Please answer by editing the question.
– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 25 at 22:10
Do you have the correct NIC selected for Bridged mode? If you have more than one NIC, you could be connected to the wrong/disconnected one. You could also try NAT as that needs no additional configuration.
– essjae
Jan 25 at 23:33
1
127.0.0.1 is on every correctly set up machine on the Internet (and means "this machine". You can ignore it. Type dmesg | less and look through to see if your system has an ethernet interface and what it is. If you have virtualised a real pc the interface name may.not be the default because the mac address may have changed.
– davidgo
Jan 26 at 0:42
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What is the exact output ofifconfig -a? Please answer by editing the question.
– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 25 at 22:10
Do you have the correct NIC selected for Bridged mode? If you have more than one NIC, you could be connected to the wrong/disconnected one. You could also try NAT as that needs no additional configuration.
– essjae
Jan 25 at 23:33
1
127.0.0.1 is on every correctly set up machine on the Internet (and means "this machine". You can ignore it. Type dmesg | less and look through to see if your system has an ethernet interface and what it is. If you have virtualised a real pc the interface name may.not be the default because the mac address may have changed.
– davidgo
Jan 26 at 0:42
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What is the exact output of
ifconfig -a? Please answer by editing the question.– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 25 at 22:10
What is the exact output of
ifconfig -a? Please answer by editing the question.– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 25 at 22:10
Do you have the correct NIC selected for Bridged mode? If you have more than one NIC, you could be connected to the wrong/disconnected one. You could also try NAT as that needs no additional configuration.
– essjae
Jan 25 at 23:33
Do you have the correct NIC selected for Bridged mode? If you have more than one NIC, you could be connected to the wrong/disconnected one. You could also try NAT as that needs no additional configuration.
– essjae
Jan 25 at 23:33
1
1
127.0.0.1 is on every correctly set up machine on the Internet (and means "this machine". You can ignore it. Type dmesg | less and look through to see if your system has an ethernet interface and what it is. If you have virtualised a real pc the interface name may.not be the default because the mac address may have changed.
– davidgo
Jan 26 at 0:42
127.0.0.1 is on every correctly set up machine on the Internet (and means "this machine". You can ignore it. Type dmesg | less and look through to see if your system has an ethernet interface and what it is. If you have virtualised a real pc the interface name may.not be the default because the mac address may have changed.
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Jan 26 at 0:42
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What is the exact output of
ifconfig -a? Please answer by editing the question.– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 25 at 22:10
Do you have the correct NIC selected for Bridged mode? If you have more than one NIC, you could be connected to the wrong/disconnected one. You could also try NAT as that needs no additional configuration.
– essjae
Jan 25 at 23:33
1
127.0.0.1 is on every correctly set up machine on the Internet (and means "this machine". You can ignore it. Type dmesg | less and look through to see if your system has an ethernet interface and what it is. If you have virtualised a real pc the interface name may.not be the default because the mac address may have changed.
– davidgo
Jan 26 at 0:42