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From: | Christian MICHON |
Subject: | [Qemu-devel] Re: question on samba/linux_guest |
Date: | Fri, 8 Dec 2006 15:01:14 +0100 |
it was silly of me to discard the qemu-tap stuff actually... Unless I use tunneling, I cannot access the guest from the windows host directly using an IP address. And windows refuses to mount something like \\10.0.2.16:5555\ The problem disappears if I use tap-win32... So now I can do some linux specific stuff inside the guest (kernel compilation) and get the result out of the guest filesystem using samba (launch a parallel session of qemu on windows using the freshly compiled kernel) If someone one day finds a way to do it using slirp/user mode, I'm still interested... :) On 11/30/06, Christian MICHON <address@hidden> wrote:
I would like to do the opposite: having a Windows host and a properly configured samba inside a linux guest, use windows explorer to browse specific disk areas of the linux guest. I can already do this using vmplayer in host-only network mode, similar to the network user mode over slirp. The problem is that I do not know what IP address I should use when mapping the disk inside windows host. Indeed, the IP address inside the qemu guest is something like 10.0.2.15, but I cannot access it from XP. I tried to fiddle with "-redir" options, but it refuses to redirect port 445 (though I'm admin on XP). Has anyone managed this yet ? If so, please share the command lines. It must be possible, but maybe not easy. Just a precision: I want to use the slirp mode only, not the tap-win32 stuff. Thanks in advance
-- Christian
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