
Client network configuration in Windows OS.Configure and finalize the network setup within the installed OSs.Installing a Linux OS (CentOS) within VirtualBox.Installing two OSs to simulate the network connectivity between them.Configure VirtualBox to have the Virtual Network with desired IP range and subnet.Gateway is created with the Linux CentOS 6 Server and the client is with Microsoft Windows 7. We will be creating a simple network alongside the Oracle Virtual Box having one gateway server and a client.

Today I thought to share some of my virtualization experience from my development environment that would probably help some others who are studying or struggling to setup some sort of networks tasks.

For all my development and testing purpose, I use the VirtualBox maximum where ever it is possible. It is a cross-platform, free and open source software.

VirtualBox is amazing piece of virtualization software.
