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I had an issue connecting to the VM. In the end networking turned out to be misconfigured.
In /etc/network/interfaces I replaced ens33 with enp0s3 which is what my $sudo ip a has shown.
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I am not sure I do know how to configure network on a virtual machine in a way it just works for everyone out of the box. It highly depends on the host VM configuration, of which I have no control. Would you maybe suggest an idea? I have no prior experience with docker; would it make for a better solution?
I can't think of a reliable solution either. Nevertheless there's a merit in reporting this for future reference, should anybody else have this problem. Regarding Docker - there are portability issues.
Since with Docker guest uses host's kernel it's not possible to run Linux on Windows, for example.
I had an issue connecting to the VM. In the end networking turned out to be misconfigured.
In /etc/network/interfaces I replaced ens33 with enp0s3 which is what my
$sudo ip a
has shown.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: