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[ubuntu] Host-only network with multiple VMs

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http://ubuntuforums.org – So... I'm having some bizarre issues trying to set up a host-only network with multiple VMs accessible from the host. Just for reference... if I set up say 5 VMs running various 'appliances' and/or distros on the internal network 'intnet', configuring one of them as a gateway/firewall server (providing DHCP), and one of them as a desktop OS with web browser, etc. I get *almost* what I want. All the server 'appliances' are protected from the Internet by the gateway/firewall, the 'NAT' connection on its outbound connection, plus the firewall/NAT on my physical connection between my LAN and t (Hardware)

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