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I installed VirtualBox with an IMAGE of CENTOS 7.5 SERVER.
I'm trying now to enable internet connection there, so I've found my network card name, and then edited the relevant file in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts with DNS1=8.8.8.8 and ONBOOT=yes, but I'm still getting an error of 'ip configuration could not be reserved'










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    I'm trying now to enable internet connection there, so I've found my network card name, and then edited the relevant file in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts with DNS1=8.8.8.8 and ONBOOT=yes, but I'm still getting an error of 'ip configuration could not be reserved'










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      I installed VirtualBox with an IMAGE of CENTOS 7.5 SERVER.
      I'm trying now to enable internet connection there, so I've found my network card name, and then edited the relevant file in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts with DNS1=8.8.8.8 and ONBOOT=yes, but I'm still getting an error of 'ip configuration could not be reserved'










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      I'm trying now to enable internet connection there, so I've found my network card name, and then edited the relevant file in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts with DNS1=8.8.8.8 and ONBOOT=yes, but I'm still getting an error of 'ip configuration could not be reserved'







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          did you turn on Network Bridge or are you trying to run in NAT mode?



          With Network Bridge you will get an IP Adress from your allowed DHCP IP Range.



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          • Yes I did. I turn it on and choose Intel(R) Ethernet connection I-129-LM (I didn't had ETC option)

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          • Yes I did. I turn it on and choose Intel(R) Ethernet connection I-129-LM (I didn't had ETC option)

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          • Yes I did. I turn it on and choose Intel(R) Ethernet connection I-129-LM (I didn't had ETC option)

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          • Yes I did. I turn it on and choose Intel(R) Ethernet connection I-129-LM (I didn't had ETC option)

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          Yes I did. I turn it on and choose Intel(R) Ethernet connection I-129-LM (I didn't had ETC option)

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          21 hours ago





          Yes I did. I turn it on and choose Intel(R) Ethernet connection I-129-LM (I didn't had ETC option)

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