I have an old VM (Ubuntu 14.03) working just fine with the bridge adapterĪny help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated!. Freelancer to provide support to ensure I’m able to boot up virtual machines. User to provide license for the windows one. To provide a simple virtual box machine for a windows image and a Linux one. Using two adapters (NAT and host-only) works, but this is not what I need Software Architecture & Linux Projects for £10 - £20. The interfaces ( /etc/network/interfaces) file is untouched. Some more information which may be useful: I've tried different adapter settings, disabling the firewall, created new VM's and Googled everything I could think of however, nothing solved the problem. Ive tried different adapter settings, disabling the firewall, created new VMs and Googled everything I could think of however, nothing solved the problem. So everything seems to work just fine, but when I'm trying to ping to 8.8.8.8, for example, I get the following error message: 
Running ifconfig -a gives the following output:Īs you can see the IP-address is 192.168.3.59, which is being assigned by the DHCP server of my host network (subnet 192.168.3). I'm trying use a network bridge adapter for my VM (fresh Ubuntu server 16.04 LTS install) within the latest version of Virtualbox (v5.0.20).
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