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Virtual box network settings, so let's set up our virtual network.

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It is, of course, required to use virtual box because we really do want to avoid accidental damage

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to actual systems during this course.

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So therefore, we will ensure that all virtual machines that we are going to be using will be on the

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same virtual network.

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So the network is the ability of multiple devices to communicate with each other, you know that, right?

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It's either going to be wired or wireless.

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And we can use this to connect a network device typically.

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So we will configure the net network so that all virtual machines that we're going to be using are on

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the same network.

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Now, when we create a net network, Oracle Virtual Box will be the program that will automatically

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assign an IP to all the computers in this network.

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The IP, of course, is the address that is required for a computer to communicate with other computers

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over this network.

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Each computer has to have its own or different IP.

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In fact, each computer connected to the Internet has a different IP address.

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The IP refers to the address for computers, the address of each computer.

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It's got to be different.

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The IP address is available in two different versions, IPV four and IPV six.

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Now widely used across the world is IPV for its 32 bits, and it consists of four eight bit numbers,

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each separated by dots.

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So here's an example one nine two dot one six eight.

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Not one dot one.

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Now, each no group can have a value between zero and 255.

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So if there are two computers with the same IP, there will be IP conflicts in the network.

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So in order to prevent this DHP or dynamic host configuration protocol is used.

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And what DHP does is assign a different IP to each computer, so therefore you don't have an IP conflict,

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right?

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So that establishes the network.

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So we'll click file.

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Click preferences.

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And click on network.

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And now click, add new network on this screen and click on the arrow and then exit.

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Now, the virtual machines will need to get into this network, so click virtual machine.

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And cook settings and cook on network on the incoming screen.

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So on this Green Select Nat network from attached to and click on the Arrow.

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And then you can follow the same process for your other virtual computers.