Take the 2-minute tour ×  Here i the scenario:    1. I am using
MacbookPro as host   2. Using VBox for creating / using VM's
3. Using ubuntu as VM , with the installed software which needs
access to my work (over VPN, of course)   4. Have VPN
Connectivity from Mac, and able to ssh to hosts @ work  I am
unable to access the same hosts when logged in to the VM on my
Mac.  The company network is 10.x.x. (as the case with most
companies) I am using comcast at home, which defaults to a
192.168.x.x type of address  When using the same setup @ work, i
am able to have access to work computers , but not when i am at
home. Any clues to what i need to do to get access from within a
VM?. Thanks,  share|improve this question  2 Answers 2  up vote
0 down vote accepted  VirtualBox uses some 192.168.x.y addresses
by default. You'll run into conflicts if your local network uses
the same subnet.  In VirtualBox, open the network preferences
dialog box (File / Preferences / Network from the menu in my
version). Edit the networ