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I have two virtual machines running on VirtualBox both are ubuntu 18.04 and my host machine is also ubuntu 18.04. I also have on each virtual machine a running python script which sends http and https requests to a list of websites. I would like to monitor the network traffic on boths VMs using a tool like tshark; is that even possible to achieve? and if so, how to do it.
Notice that for each VM I have two adapters, adapter 1 is using NAT and adapter 2 is Host-only (I use this one to enable ssh access between my hsot machine and my VM).
Thanks for your help.
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I have two virtual machines running on VirtualBox both are ubuntu 18.04 and my host machine is also ubuntu 18.04. I also have on each virtual machine a running python script which sends http and https requests to a list of websites. I would like to monitor the network traffic on boths VMs using a tool like tshark; is that even possible to achieve? and if so, how to do it.
Notice that for each VM I have two adapters, adapter 1 is using NAT and adapter 2 is Host-only (I use this one to enable ssh access between my hsot machine and my VM).
Thanks for your help.
virtualbox libpcap
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I have two virtual machines running on VirtualBox both are ubuntu 18.04 and my host machine is also ubuntu 18.04. I also have on each virtual machine a running python script which sends http and https requests to a list of websites. I would like to monitor the network traffic on boths VMs using a tool like tshark; is that even possible to achieve? and if so, how to do it.
Notice that for each VM I have two adapters, adapter 1 is using NAT and adapter 2 is Host-only (I use this one to enable ssh access between my hsot machine and my VM).
Thanks for your help.
virtualbox libpcap
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I have two virtual machines running on VirtualBox both are ubuntu 18.04 and my host machine is also ubuntu 18.04. I also have on each virtual machine a running python script which sends http and https requests to a list of websites. I would like to monitor the network traffic on boths VMs using a tool like tshark; is that even possible to achieve? and if so, how to do it.
Notice that for each VM I have two adapters, adapter 1 is using NAT and adapter 2 is Host-only (I use this one to enable ssh access between my hsot machine and my VM).
Thanks for your help.
virtualbox libpcap
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