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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #3663 | fixed | bridge network dont work in virtualbox 2.2 on windows vista x64 host | ||
| Description |
“net filter” driver dont installed ( VBoxNetFlt.sys not copied nor to Windows\System32\drivers nor to \Program Files\Sun\xVM VirtualBox\drivers\network\netflt\miniport ) |
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| #3664 | fixed | System fails to resume if network connection is disabled on OS X | ||
| Description |
I create 2 network adapters for a single Windows XP VM: (1) bridged and (1) one nat'd. If you disable one of the adapters in Windows XP (i.e. right-click "Local Area Connection"->Disable) and then suspend the VM, it will never allow you to resume. Attached is the log indicating the error. |
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| #3665 | fixed | New network model = degraded performance | ||
| Description |
There is severe network throughtput degradation between host and guests under linux hosts when using bridged networking since VirtualBOX changed its networking model not to use How to reproduce:
Sample prerequisites: Fedora 8 host, Windows XP guest, any ethernet card as First try:
1. Set guest to use bridged networking, bridge its NIC with Second try:
1. Create new # tunctl -t tap200 # ifconfig tap200 up 2. Create new host-side brigde: # brctl addbr br0 # brctl addif br0 eth0 # brctl addif br0 tap200
3. Set guest to use bridged networking, bridge its NIC with
Conclusion: looks like current network bridging model limits virtual NIC throughtput by the speed of physical network interface they are bridged to. It results in severe performance regression for users switching from |
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