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Access via WebDAV protocol with SSL encryption (.

Virtualbox 5.0.20 could be enhanced by performing an initial guest IP address guess (.

Virtualbox 5.0.20 should function in conjunction with Ubuntu 16.04 guest OS, if Ubuntu 16.04 would fire a DHCP lease request after the cable was disconnected and reconnected.

Virtualbox 5.0.20 and Ubuntu 16.04 DHClient). In the light of this I now believe that it is a Ubuntu 16.04 DHClient bug.ДЇrom what I have established so far, this problem encountered here is a result of two independent changes made in Virtualbox and Ubuntu (i.e.

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I had run a couple of manual test with Ubuntu 16.04 guest OS and had the virtual cable disconnected for about a minute or two but the subsequent reconnect of the cable did not trigger Ubuntu 16.04 to request a new DHCP lease. I have the feeling a longer cable disconnect will not make it work either, at least in conjunction with Ubuntu 16.04. It would decrease the chance of encountering a connection issue even for many other potential VM guest operating systems too. Yes, your suggestion concerning the default guess sounds good to me. Is there a different approach so you can fix your long standing issues but don't break it for Ubuntu 16.04?ДЇurthermore, as far as I know, correct me if I am wrong, the 'Saved State' and the subsequent start of the VM is completely transparent to the VM itself? If this is not the case, I wonder if it would be possible to capture that and run the ARP request only once after the VM was started from the 'Saved State'? Since those VMs on Virtualbox are only for development and CI purposes I don't mind it too much but find this approach nonetheless far from desirable. With this it's possible to establish a SSH connection to the VM after about 40 seconds. This could be a reason why not many people started to report it yet.Д«ased on your feedback I could establish a 'workaround' for the Ubuntu 16.04 VM, by configuring a script that fires an ARP request (i.e. As far as I know the Ubuntu 14.04 VM I have tested with is vanila too. I have now tested Virtualbox 5.0.20 with Ubuntu 14.04 VMs and it works, though it takes almost a minute before SSH becomes available. If I understand you correctly, with Virtualbox 5.0.20 you are clearing the NAT cache and thus Virtualbox needs to receive some sign of life in the shape of a gratuitous ARP or similar request to infer the IP address.

However testing this with my self baked Vagrant boxes, I do not observe the that causes the VM to be discoverable. Observe that this works the, perhaps it was a coincidence, though I have tested a couple of times with the attached VM.

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From the Virtualbox host run the command 'ssh -p 2222 and enter the password 'ubuntu'.Press 'enter' on the VM guest UI/ console once.From the Virtualbox host run the command 'ssh -p 2222 Observe that you encounter the error 'ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host'.Subrisingly the SSH command worked!Д«elow is a sequence of suggested steps when trying to reproduced. However I then accidentally pressed 'enter' in the VM guest console/ UI and then thought to try the SSH connection command again. I started the VM with 'Normal Start'/ in foreground modus and reproduced the error as usual.

While collecting the logs for you I observed something interesting. Also attached an OVA export of the sample VM.Since the forwarding rule outlined above is not easily readable, I have attached a screen shot.

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