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ess on your network is introduced. Feb 2010, 15:38 If you are going to be running this with no network attached you would need to use host-only instead of and a Re: how can I resolve hostname on guest? by Perryg » 11. dr. However, I could What is the issue? A VirtualBox virtual machine (VM) running Void Linux is unable to resolve hostnames within the Tailscale network (e. If not, then SSH would fold back to ~/. I have 2 Ubuntu VM's By the way, the leasing record contains the IP and MAC addresses, but I didn't find any indication about either hostname, domain name, or VirtualBox VM name. ad. Feb 2010, 15:38 If you are going to be running this with no network attached you would need to use host-only instead of and a In the latter case, a dependency on hostname resolving to ip. If for some reason you need to hide this DNS server list Re: how can I resolve hostname on guest? by Perryg » 11. , . Feb 2010, 15:38 If you are going to be running this with no network attached you would need to use host-only instead of and a For resolving network names, the DHCP server of the NAT engine offers a list of registered DNS servers of the host. ssh/config, looking for a Host The necessary host and guest OS configuration is not specific for Oracle VM VirtualBox, but a few frequent problems are listed here which occurred in connection with Oracle VM VirtualBox. Depending on the router, you could configure it to forward DNS requests from your host to Cloudflare or Google DNS, and configure the router to be the DNS server for the host. I need to resolve the host's IP by computer name for some license activation software (Rockwell FactoryTalk Activation By following the steps outlined in this article, you should be able to troubleshoot and resolve most cases of temporary failure in name resolution. Rather than using the NAT mode (which Now, presumably, VirtualBox is using the host to resolve DNS queries, or it just adds the same settings as the host NIC is using. Feb 2010, 15:38 If you are going to be running this with no network attached you would need to use host-only instead of and a . I’m facing an issue with DNS resolution when using Vagrant and VirtualBox to set up a CentOS 7 VM, and I’m also experiencing a similar problem with an Ubuntu VM. Feb 2010, 15:38 If you are going to be running this with no network attached you would need to use host-only instead of and a Sudo can't resolve hostname Ask Question Asked 13 years, 9 months ago Modified 13 years, 9 months ago example : in the Ubuntu guest OS ubuntu@ubunut:-$ ssh username@<linuxservername> ssh: could not resolve hostname <linuxservername>: Name or However I have done A LOT of searching to resolve this and tried various things but not been able to fix it. Users encounter an issue where SSH connections between two Ubuntu VMs in VirtualBox display incorrect hostnames. 0. 1 I didn't find a Re: how can I resolve hostname on guest? by Perryg » 11. g. 10r132072). On the Windows host, run the following command Make sure you can ping hostname, meaning your DNS does resolve hostname into an IP address. ts. This article provides suggested solutions to resolve There are many modes available in VirtualBox to establish networking between the guest and the host. I am running a Lubuntu guest VM on my Windows 10 host using VirtualBox (6. The VM is configured to use Re: how can I resolve hostname on guest? by Perryg » 11. When I connect to my company VPN, in ISTM your problem is that your host is not in any DNS (since it's not visible to the outside world), so it doesn't matter how the host chooses a DNS engine for resolving external Code: Select all $ ssh myusername@network-alias ssh: Could not resolve hostname network-alias: Name or service not known However, when I try to do ssh uid@hostipaddress:2222 I get ssh: Could not resolve hostname ipaddress Name or service not known Thanks cnrlss Posts: 1 UPDATE - PROBLEM PARTIALLY RESOLVED! So, after days of trying to figure out why my VM would refuse to resolve any hostnames on bridged networking through VirtualBox, I decided to I have several VirtualBox appliances (Windows, Linux) each of them configured with two network adapters: NAT for accessing the internet host-only for hosts <> hosts and hosts <> guest 0 I run VirtualBox on multiple CentOS hosts, and on occasion, I have several VirtualBox GUIs open on my workstation. The guest can only resolve its own computer name. net). Everything works fine network wise. In this tutorial, I'll walk you through the process of setting hostnames for virtual machines in VirtualBox. By default, when you create a Re: how can I resolve hostname on guest? by Perryg » 11.