MacBook and Oracle VirtualBox on a Home Wi-Fi Network
A MacBook running macOS Sequoia (15.1.1) is connected to a home Wi-Fi network, and it gets DHCP network settings to connect to the internet. Installed Oracle VirtualBox software on the MacBook to create and run virtual machines.
Virtual Machine Settings
To create a new virtual machine, follow these steps:
- Open Oracle VirtualBox and click on the "New" button in the toolbar.
- Select the operating system and version for the virtual machine, then click "Next".
- Enter a name for the virtual machine, and choose a type and version for the operating system. Click "Next".
- Specify the memory size for the virtual machine and click "Next".
- Create a new virtual hard disk, select the type of storage, and choose the location where the virtual disk file will be stored. Click "Create".
Configuring Network Adapter
To configure the network adapter for the virtual machine, follow these steps:
- Select the virtual machine in the Oracle VirtualBox Manager, then click on the "Settings" button.
- Go to the "Network" section, then select the adapter that you want to configure.
- Choose "Attached to:" and select "Host-only Adapters" or "NAT" depending on your network requirements.
- Click "OK" to save the changes.
Starting the Virtual Machine
To start the virtual machine, follow these steps:
- Select the virtual machine in the Oracle VirtualBox Manager, then click on the "Start" button.
- The virtual machine will boot up, and you should see the operating system loading.
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