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jissa wrote:
> I am trying to setup a Windows XP Professional laptop that is running cygwin
> with nfs-server on it. The NFS server is exporting a windows directory that
> I will be sharing with a virtual machine running QNX on the same laptop
> using VMWARE server. 
> 
> I installed the NFS server and used its configure script, then I created an
> export list that exports the directory on my machine and allowed only
> machines with a IP address that is local to the virtual machine. This setup
> works correctly when I am connected to my domain network. 
> 
> When I try to connect to the NFS share while not connected to my domain
> network, the mount fails. Also, if I am connected on the network and mount a
> share, this share stops working the minute I disconnect from the network. 
> 
> Is what I am trying to do achievable or not? 
> 
> Any help would be appreciated.
> 
> 
try running via a loopback interface instead

"borrowed" from http://www.kleinfelter.com/node/125

There are some bugs in the VirtualBox "Shared Folders" feature.  It can 
be convenient to work-around this in a secure way by using the Microsoft 
Loopback Adapter.   Here's how I set it up for a Windows XP guest 
running on an XP host.

     * Set up the Microsoft Loopback Adapter on the host:
           o Open Control Panel, and start "Add Hardware"
           o Select "Yes, I have already connected the hardware"
           o Select "Add a new hardware device"
           o Select "Install the hardware that I manually select from a 
list"
           o Select "Network Adapters"
           o Select "Microsoft" and "Microsoft Loopback Adapter"
           o Assign the static address 192.168.2.1 to it.
     * Next?


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