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VirtualBox - Access Guest OS directly?
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VirtualBox - Access Guest OS directly?

This is my current setup.
Windows 7 Host - Accessible via public IP (RDP - NO ISSUES)
Setup VirtualBox. I have added 5900 port in the NAT port forwarding in VirtualBox; which I am told is the default port to connect via VNC
Installed MacOS as guest. Within the server, I can boot the MacOS and access it, no issues.
Firewall is disabled.

Question:
How can I access the GUEST MacOS from outside (directly via port forwarding)?
something like mypubliciP:12345 (or any port number)

Any help is appreciated.

Comments

  • netsh interface portproxy add v4tov4 listenport=OUTSIDEPORT listenaddress=EXTERNALIP connectport=5900 connectaddress=THENATIP

  • @WSS said:
    netsh interface portproxy add v4tov4 listenport=OUTSIDEPORT listenaddress=EXTERNALIP connectport=5900 connectaddress=THENATIP

    Sorry, but where do I run this?

  • command line as admin

  • @WSS said:
    command line as admin

    Got it working. I was messing with couple of other settings.

    Last q. Can one connect to a MacBook via rdp?

  • Not unless it's running Windows.

    Thanked by 2jackb bugrakoc
  • Hmmmnn...... TeamViewer ?

  • This setup seems odd, why are you running MacOs in vbox with Windows 7?

  • @Farish said:
    This setup seems odd, why are you running MacOs in vbox with Windows 7?

    Just decided to make some use of my idle dedi....

  • @plumberg said:

    @Farish said:
    This setup seems odd, why are you running MacOs in vbox with Windows 7?

    Just decided to make some use of my idle dedi....

    Now run UAE on it.

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