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Please answer these questions with explanations if possible. I\'m using a macboo

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Please answer these questions with explanations if possible.

I'm using a macbook running VirtualBox with Ubuntu.

1. Create 2 Linux virtual machines on a PC using your favorite software virtualization package – KVM, VirtualBox, VMware Workstation, etc. Use regular Linux (CentOS or Ubuntu).

2. Configure 1 of the VMs to be a NAT Router, using 1 interface that is NAT-ed to the Internet and another interface that is on a private internal network.

3. Configure the other VM to be an Internal NAT Client. The first VM created above needs to act as a NAT Router and allow connectivity to the Internet for the second VM created.

Explanation / Answer

1. Create 2 Linux virtual machines on a PC using your favorite software virtualization package – KVM, VirtualBox, VMware Workstation, etc. Use regular Linux (CentOS or Ubuntu).

Repeat below steps two times to create two machines:

2. Configure 1 of the VMs to be a NAT Router, using 1 interface that is NAT-ed to the Internet and another interface that is on a private internal network.

To configure VM1 as NAT router do following:

You can add new or edit an existing adapter on the VM to provide NAT. Better to create a new one, follow below procedure:

Create two such adapter interfaces, one for internal and another for Internet.

3. Configure the other VM to be an Internal NAT Client. The first VM created above needs to act as a NAT Router and allow connectivity to the Internet for the second VM created.

To configure VM2 as NAT client and bridge this to above created NAT router perform following: