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The trick here is to move the existing just created VDI image (under SATA) to IDE and load the ISO file as well. See below the SMS (1)
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Start the virtual machine just created and Install the basic modules.
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Another trick you can do , if you need more devices for temporary testing, is to create a master virtual machine. Then create
full clones of that machine. Never start the master machine so that remaining time does not change.
Close VirtualBox and start the RouterOS VM needed from CLI, then access it using Remote desktop. Example :
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$ rdesktop 127.0.0.1
Try the following commands to see the MAC and enable dhcp client on ether1 port.
Or you can install winbox under Linux using WINE. Make sure you have correct permissions (see below)
$ ls -al winbox.exe
-rwxr-xr-x 1 stelios stelios 114176 Jun 11 2013 winbox.exe
$ wine winbox.exe
And search for the RouterOS (under VirtualBox) MAC address (shown above)
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Also, once you have an IP address on the mikrotik you can use a browser too.
12 comments:
Nash M S said...
Hi.. how to use winbox with this virtualbox?
September 19, 2013 at 3:27 AM
Nash M S said...
and .. how to access using browser?
September 19, 2013 at 4:14 AM
Rmd said...
Hi Nash,
Complete noob here. How do I get winbox to work in the virtual machine?
February 24, 2014 at 6:32 PM
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Hi Rmd,
If you mean the same VM that you have RouterOS then there is no reason.
If you mean another VM instance and I suppose you would have Windows, then it is easy. Create another Virtual
Machine and install Windows. While you are in windows install winbox.
Then while you have both VMs (RouterOS, windows) running, start Winbox. Have not tried it my self but it should
work.
BTW I updated my post and I clarify that you can install winbox in the host machine ( Linux). Just download
winbox.exe (from Mikrotik side http://download2.mikrotik.com/winbox.exe) and run it using WINE , see below the
command (make sure you have correct permissions)
$ wine winbox.exe
February 24, 2014 at 9:54 PM
Nash M S said...
Try execute "ipconfig /all"
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