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3 Configuring virtual machines
Note:
1. Be careful with USB devices that are currently in use on the host! For
example, if you allow your guest to connect to your USB hard disk that
is currently mounted on the host, when the guest is activated, it will be
disconnected from the host without a proper shutdown. This may cause
data loss.
2. Solaris hosts have a few known limitations regarding USB support;
please see chapter 13, Known limitations, page 237.
In addition to allowing a guest access to your local USB devices, VirtualBox even
allows your guests to connect to remote USB devices by use of the VRDP protocol. For
details about this, see chapter 7.4.4, Remote USB, page 103.
In the Settings dialog, you can first configure whether USB is available in the guest
at all, and in addition also optionally enable the USB 2.0 (EHCI) controller for the
guest. If so, you can determine in detail which devices are available. For this, you
must create so-called “filters” by specifying certain properties of the USB device.
Clicking on the “+“ button to the right of the “USB Device Filters” window creates a
new filter. You can give the filter a name (for referencing it later) and specify the filter
criteria. The more criteria you specify, the more precisely devices will be selected. For
instance, if you specify only a vendor ID of 046d, all devices produced by Logitech
will be available to the guest. If you fill in all fields, on the other hand, the filter will
only apply to a particular device model from a particular vendor, and not even to other
devices of the same type with a different revision and serial number.
In detail, the following criteria are available:
1. Vendor and product ID. With USB, each vendor of USB products carries an
identification number that is unique world-wide, the “vendor ID”. Similarly, each
line of products is assigned a “product ID” number. Both numbers are commonly
written in hexadecimal (that is, they are composed of the numbers 0-9 and the
letters A-F), and a colon separates the vendor from the product ID. For example,
046d:c016 stands for Logitech as a vendor, and the “M-UV69a Optical Wheel
Mouse” product.
Alternatively, you can also specify “Manufacturer” and “Product” by name.
To list all the USB devices that are connected to your host machine with their
respective vendor and product IDs, you can use the following command (see
chapter 8, VBoxManage reference, page 106):
VBoxManage list usbhost
On Windows, you can also see all USB devices that are attached to your system
in the Device Manager. On Linux, you can use the lsusb command.
2. Serial number. While vendor and product ID are already quite specific to iden-
tify USB devices, if you have two identical devices of the same brand and product
line, you will also need their serial numbers to filter them out correctly.
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- Sun VirtualBox 1
- Contents 2
- 1.2 Some terminology 11
- 1.3 Features overview 12
- 1 First steps 17
- 1.8 Snapshots 25
- 2 Installation details 32
- 2.1.3 Uninstallation 33
- 2.1.4 Unattended installation 33
- 2.3 Installing on Linux hosts 34
- /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup 36
- /opt/VirtualBox/ 37
- 2.4.3 Uninstallation 42
- 2.4.4 Unattended installation 42
- 3 Configuring virtual machines 44
- 3.2 64-bit guests 45
- 3.3 General settings 46
- 3.4 System settings 47
- 3.4.2 “Processor” tab 48
- 3.5 Display settings 51
- 3.6 Storage settings 51
- 3.7 Audio settings 54
- 3.8 Network settings 54
- 3.9 Serial ports 55
- 3.10 USB support 56
- VBoxManage list usbhost 57
- 3.11 Shared folders 58
- 4 Guest Additions 60
- 4.2 Versions 61
- 4.3 Windows Guest Additions 62
- 4.3.3 Unattended Installation 64
- 4.3.4 Manual file extraction 64
- 4.4 Linux Guest Additions 65
- /etc/init.d/vboxadd setup 66
- 4.5 Solaris Guest Additions 67
- 4.6 OS/2 Guest Additions 68
- 4.7 Folder sharing 68
- 4.8 Seamless windows 71
- 2.0 is now supported as well 72
- 4.11 Guest properties 73
- 5 Virtual storage 76
- VDI images with VMDK also 79
- 5.3 The Virtual Media Manager 80
- 5.4 Special image write modes 81
- 5.5 Differencing images 83
- 5.6 Cloning disk images 85
- 5.8 iSCSI servers 86
- 6 Virtual networking 88
- 6.3.2 PXE booting with NAT 91
- 6.3.3 NAT limitations 91
- 6.4 Bridged networking 92
- 6.5 Internal networking 93
- 6.6 Host-only networking 94
- 7.1 Introduction 96
- VBoxSDL --startvm <vm> 99
- 7.4.4 Remote USB 103
- 7.4.5 RDP authentication 104
- 7.4.6 RDP encryption 105
- 8 VBoxManage reference 106
- 8.1 VBoxManage list 111
- 8.2 VBoxManage showvminfo 112
- 8.4 VBoxManage createvm 113
- 8.5 VBoxManage modifyvm 114
- 8.5.2 Networking settings 116
- 8.6 VBoxManage import 118
- 8.7 VBoxManage expor t 120
- 8.8 VBoxManage startvm 120
- 8.9 VBoxManage controlvm 121
- 8.10 VBoxManage discardstate 122
- 8.11 VBoxManage snapshot 122
- 8.13.1 VBoxManage storagectl 124
- 8.14 VBoxManage showhdinfo 125
- 8.15 VBoxManage createhd 125
- 8.16 VBoxManage modifyhd 126
- 8.17 VBoxManage clonehd 127
- 8.19 VBoxManage addiscsidisk 128
- 8.21 VBoxManage setproperty 130
- 8.24 VBoxManage metrics 131
- 8.25 VBoxManage guestproperty 132
- 8.26 VBoxManage dhcpserver 133
- 9 Advanced topics 135
- Winlogon\GinaDLL 137
- VBoxSDL --startvm VMNAME 141
- 9.6 Custom VESA resolutions 142
- 9.10 Using serial ports 144
- 10 VirtualBox programming 154
- 11 Troubleshooting 155
- 11.2 Windows guests 157
- 11.3 Linux and X11 guests 159
- 11.4 Windows hosts 160
- 11.5 Linux hosts 162
- 11.5.6 VBoxSVC IPC issues 163
- 11.5.7 USB not working 164
- 11.6 Solaris hosts 165
- 12 Change log 167
- 13 Known limitations 237
- 14 Third-party licenses 240
- 14.2 Licenses 242
- 14.2.4 MIT License 261
- 14.2.6 zlib license 262
- 14.2.7 OpenSSL license 262
- 14.2.8 Slirp license 263
- 14.2.9 liblzf license 264
- 14.2.10 libpng license 264
- 14.2.11 lwIP license 265
- 14.2.12 libxml license 265
- 14.2.13 libxslt licenses 266
- 14.2.15 Chromium licenses 273
- 14.2.16 curl license 276
- 15 VirtualBox privacy policy 277
- Glossary 279
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