SSH into virtualbox

[Depstros]

So im trying to ssh into virtualbox anyone got a good way or knows how?

 

 

I tried enabling second card on vb a portforwarded but got: kex_exchange_identification: read: Connection reset

[GuiltySpark_]

Can we get some information? 

 

What is the Host OS? What is the guest OS that you're presumably trying to reach? How is networking for the guest setup in virtualbox? Bridged? 

[Eigenvektor]

19 minutes ago, Depstros said:

So im trying to ssh into virtualbox anyone got a good way or knows how?

Should work the same way as connecting to an actual machine, provided the machine running the SSH server has an IP address you can reach and the firewall on either side isn't blocking you.

 

The error you got means something interrupted the connection between the client and server. Could be the firewall on the server allowing incoming connections, but blocking the outgoing response or some other weirdness. Have a look at these:

 

https://www.nixcraft.com/t/kex-exchange-identification-read-connection-reset-by-peer-error-on-linux/3927/1

https://serverfault.com/a/1015554

[Depstros]

2 minutes ago, Eigenvektor said:

Should work the same way as connecting to an actual machine, provided the machine running the SSH server has an IP address you can reach and the firewall on either side isn't blocking you.

 

The error you got means something interrupted the connection between the client and server. Could be the firewall on the server allowing incoming connections, but blocking the outgoing response or some other weirdness. Have a look at these:

 

https://www.nixcraft.com/t/kex-exchange-identification-read-connection-reset-by-peer-error-on-linux/3927/1

https://serverfault.com/a/1015554

i noticed the vb ubuntu has ip range 10.0 my pc has 192.

[Depstros]

Cards are connected to NAT

 

[Eigenvektor]

2 minutes ago, Depstros said:

i noticed the vb ubuntu has ip range 10.0 my pc has 192.

That's normal if the machine's network card is set to using NAT. It runs on a virtual network that allow communication between virtual machines and allows the machine to connect to the internet through your machine, but not necessarily incoming connections.

 

If you use bridged, as @rickeo mentioned, the machine should instead get an IP address on your local network, as if it was connected to the network directly. In this case you should normally be able to connect to it with SSH as if it was on the local network. At least this is how it has always worked for me

[Depstros]

1 minute ago, Eigenvektor said:

That's normal if the machine's network card is set to using NAT. It runs on a virtual network that allow communication between virtual machines and allows the machine to connect to the internet through your machine, but not necessarily incoming connections.

 

If you use bridged, as @rickeo mentioned, the machine should instead get an IP address on your local network, as if it was connected to the network directly. In this case you should normally be able to connect to it with SSH as if it was on the local network. At least this is how it has always worked for me

how to bridge im kinda beginer

 

[Eigenvektor]

3 minutes ago, Depstros said:

how to bridge im kinda beginer

In the machine's VM settings, click on Network, where it says NAT. Switch that to Bridged Adapter instead.