How to cross subnets

hello, I have a few questions in regards to what is ready to go after installation of UCS basic as virtual machine. amd64 iso.
vbox is the hyper visor how do you get across the subnet. vbox creates is own network how do you work with this to get access.

I have been going through this forum and the blog but yet to find an answer to cross this subnet barrier any assistance with this would be helpful thanks

Hello,

this appears rather a more general question related to virtualization and network routing than UCS-specific.
You may find additonal answers when searchung in other forums.

I can only describe how I am using VirtualBox to do some tests with UCS.
The NAT-based networking in UCS in VirtualBox is the least useable for me for working with tasks that are specific to server systems. One can use it to work with other Client-OS as long only the Client-GUI ist to be used.
But is hard to work with services provided by the VM even from the hypervisor itself.

In some cases the Bridge-Mode is the way to go. This way the network where your hypervisor resides is used and you can access the VM also from other physical machines.

For pure testing I have created a 2 armed routing system with a small Debian-based machine (any other OS with routing capabilities can do the same). One interface will establish the connectivity to the outside world, the second is “host-only” and will act as a gateway (in the networking meaning). All VMs for testing will be host-only too, of course use the internal network and the routing VM as the gateway. Of course, this method needs a bit preparation but is the most flexible for me.

hth,
Dirk

thank you for the response, I will attempt to see if I can get dual network connections to work and continue to look in the suggested forms

thank you very much