I wanted to test the newer FreeBSD 10. I therefore booted up my perfectly working FreeBSD 9, started up VirtualBox and installed a virtual instance of FreeBSD 10. It was up and running right away - and had access to the internet.
A couple of weeks went by - and I wanted to continue testing. However, the party was over. There was no longer access to the internet. I tried to change the network adapter in VirtualBox between the default NAT, which worked before, and the bridged adapter. With the default NAT adapter, a ping to Google's DNS 8.8.8.8 gave no reply. With the bridged adapter, a reply was recieved.
The host has full access to the internet - and work perfectly fine. How would I approach this problem?
A couple of weeks went by - and I wanted to continue testing. However, the party was over. There was no longer access to the internet. I tried to change the network adapter in VirtualBox between the default NAT, which worked before, and the bridged adapter. With the default NAT adapter, a ping to Google's DNS 8.8.8.8 gave no reply. With the bridged adapter, a reply was recieved.
The host has full access to the internet - and work perfectly fine. How would I approach this problem?