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I have installed CentOS minimal version 1708 in VirtualBox on my windows 7 local machine.

I have executed following commands:

sudo yum update

sudo yum install httpd

sudo systemctl enable httpd

sudo systemctl disable firewalld

sudo curl localhost (I get info about installled apache)

sudo setenforce 0

ping localmachine (192.168.0.50) (response 1ms)

telnet localmachine (192.168.0.50) ports 21,22,80 (Connection refused)

I have also executed following commands on windows 7:

ping virtualmachine (192.168.58.101) (response 1ms)

telnet virtualmachine (192.168.58.101) ports 21,22,80 (Connection refused)

I have tried settings in VirtualBox -> Network (select NAT, Internal Network, Host-only Adapter)
I have tried to open ports in VirtualBox -> Network -> Port Forwarding Rules (Protocol: TCP, Host IP: localmachine (192.168.0.50), port 80, Guest IP blank, Guest port 80) -> and this make my virtualmachine telnet to localmachine at port 80 being accepted.

I cannot reach my appache site on virtual machine from my local machine with windows 7. As you can see I set firewall off on CEntos and disabled selinux just in case.

Command:

ss -ntip

Gives result:
LISTEN 0 128 :::80 :::*

so this means that port is open.

Please help me with this issue.

centos virtual-machines virtualbox

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I have installed CentOS minimal version 1708 in VirtualBox on my windows 7 local machine.

I have executed following commands:

sudo yum update

sudo yum install httpd

sudo systemctl enable httpd

sudo systemctl disable firewalld

sudo curl localhost (I get info about installled apache)

sudo setenforce 0

ping localmachine (192.168.0.50) (response 1ms)

telnet localmachine (192.168.0.50) ports 21,22,80 (Connection refused)

I have also executed following commands on windows 7:

ping virtualmachine (192.168.58.101) (response 1ms)

telnet virtualmachine (192.168.58.101) ports 21,22,80 (Connection refused)

I have tried settings in VirtualBox -> Network (select NAT, Internal Network, Host-only Adapter)
I have tried to open ports in VirtualBox -> Network -> Port Forwarding Rules (Protocol: TCP, Host IP: localmachine (192.168.0.50), port 80, Guest IP blank, Guest port 80) -> and this make my virtualmachine telnet to localmachine at port 80 being accepted.

I cannot reach my appache site on virtual machine from my local machine with windows 7. As you can see I set firewall off on CEntos and disabled selinux just in case.

Command:

ss -ntip

Gives result:
LISTEN 0 128 :::80 :::*

so this means that port is open.

Please help me with this issue.

centos virtual-machines virtualbox

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asked 37 secs ago

JanPapjerzJanPapjerz

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I have installed CentOS minimal version 1708 in VirtualBox on my windows 7 local machine.

I have executed following commands:

sudo yum update

sudo yum install httpd

sudo systemctl enable httpd

sudo systemctl disable firewalld

sudo curl localhost (I get info about installled apache)

sudo setenforce 0

ping localmachine (192.168.0.50) (response 1ms)

telnet localmachine (192.168.0.50) ports 21,22,80 (Connection refused)

I have also executed following commands on windows 7:

ping virtualmachine (192.168.58.101) (response 1ms)

telnet virtualmachine (192.168.58.101) ports 21,22,80 (Connection refused)

I have tried settings in VirtualBox -> Network (select NAT, Internal Network, Host-only Adapter)
I have tried to open ports in VirtualBox -> Network -> Port Forwarding Rules (Protocol: TCP, Host IP: localmachine (192.168.0.50), port 80, Guest IP blank, Guest port 80) -> and this make my virtualmachine telnet to localmachine at port 80 being accepted.

I cannot reach my appache site on virtual machine from my local machine with windows 7. As you can see I set firewall off on CEntos and disabled selinux just in case.

Command:

ss -ntip

Gives result:
LISTEN 0 128 :::80 :::*

so this means that port is open.

Please help me with this issue.

centos virtual-machines virtualbox

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asked 37 secs ago

JanPapjerzJanPapjerz

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sudo yum update

sudo yum install httpd

sudo systemctl enable httpd

sudo systemctl disable firewalld

sudo curl localhost (I get info about installled apache)

sudo setenforce 0

ping localmachine (192.168.0.50) (response 1ms)

telnet localmachine (192.168.0.50) ports 21,22,80 (Connection refused)

ping virtualmachine (192.168.58.101) (response 1ms)

telnet virtualmachine (192.168.58.101) ports 21,22,80 (Connection refused)

ss -ntip

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