Question

Is their a way to access a web server such as windows server 2003 installed on a virtual box such as vmware from the host machine?

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Solution

If VMware is set to use bridged networking, then each guest OS effectively has its own IP address, like brien said, you just point your browser to that address.

OTHER TIPS

If you configure your virtual machine to use bridged networking, instead of NAT, it will have its own IP address "beside" the host machine, instead of a local IP address "behind" it. Then you can connect to the virtual machine, using that IP number.

(Disclaimer: I've used VMware workstation for several years, but not their server products.)

Yes, you should just be able to point to the IP address of the VM.

How is your VM networking configured?

I am doing this all over the place, just make sure that the vm has an ip configured.

i believe vmware (workstation?) also has built in a virtual network client (VNC) that you can connect to - enable it by going to the configuration properties of the vm, and in the last tab there is a checkbox for it.

IP address should do it.

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