To configure the GNS3 with a virtual box client follow these steps-
1.--> Start the gns3 and drag a router from the list and drop it to the working windows.
2.--> Like router also drag a cloud and drop in working window.
3.--> Now Double click on cloud and select a C1 menu on the left hand list .
after that select NIO ethernet tab.Here is the drop down list in which select a virtual
Box host only network. add this and apply the settings.
4.--> Attach a fast ethernet cable between router and cloud virtual box interface.
5.--> Configure the router with a ip address its interface ip address- 192.168.1.254/24.
6.--> Start the Virtual machine and select the settings tab right click on the os level.
select network tab-->adapter 1->attached to-->Host only network.
7.--> Give the Ip address to virtual box connection of the main platform -192.168.1.1/24.
and also configure the virtual client with same network ip address - 192.168.1.2/24.
8.--> Now ping the router virtual box client ip address.
Now the GNS3 it configured with virtual box client.
1.--> Start the gns3 and drag a router from the list and drop it to the working windows.
2.--> Like router also drag a cloud and drop in working window.
3.--> Now Double click on cloud and select a C1 menu on the left hand list .
after that select NIO ethernet tab.Here is the drop down list in which select a virtual
Box host only network. add this and apply the settings.
4.--> Attach a fast ethernet cable between router and cloud virtual box interface.
5.--> Configure the router with a ip address its interface ip address- 192.168.1.254/24.
6.--> Start the Virtual machine and select the settings tab right click on the os level.
select network tab-->adapter 1->attached to-->Host only network.
7.--> Give the Ip address to virtual box connection of the main platform -192.168.1.1/24.
and also configure the virtual client with same network ip address - 192.168.1.2/24.
8.--> Now ping the router virtual box client ip address.
Now the GNS3 it configured with virtual box client.
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