SSH from virtual machine to remote server through host's VPN: connect to host port 22: Network is unreachable











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I have found plenty of answers how to SSH to virtual machine running on remote server, however I did not find any solution to my problem when I am trying to SSH FROM VirtualBox virtual machine running on my local.



My local:




  • Host: Windows 7

  • VM: CentOS 7

  • Network mode: Bridge

  • VPN: connection established from my local host Windows machine


My command (ran on both windows host and CentOS VM):




  • git clone git@remoteip.project.git


Result:
This command succeeds on Windows but fails on CentOS VM



Message: connect to host port 22: Network is unreachable
Command ping remoteip fails as well on CentOS VM



Is it the problem of bridge? How do I make my VM share host's VPN as well?



I have tried to choose Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Virtual Mainport Adapter in bridged network settings for the VM. But it did not work out.



I would try this: VM share host's VPN connection



But I do not know how to do: in NAT settings, set gateway IP to host's VPN IP.
It seems I do not have these options in VM configuration.



Thank you!










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    I have found plenty of answers how to SSH to virtual machine running on remote server, however I did not find any solution to my problem when I am trying to SSH FROM VirtualBox virtual machine running on my local.



    My local:




    • Host: Windows 7

    • VM: CentOS 7

    • Network mode: Bridge

    • VPN: connection established from my local host Windows machine


    My command (ran on both windows host and CentOS VM):




    • git clone git@remoteip.project.git


    Result:
    This command succeeds on Windows but fails on CentOS VM



    Message: connect to host port 22: Network is unreachable
    Command ping remoteip fails as well on CentOS VM



    Is it the problem of bridge? How do I make my VM share host's VPN as well?



    I have tried to choose Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Virtual Mainport Adapter in bridged network settings for the VM. But it did not work out.



    I would try this: VM share host's VPN connection



    But I do not know how to do: in NAT settings, set gateway IP to host's VPN IP.
    It seems I do not have these options in VM configuration.



    Thank you!










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      I have found plenty of answers how to SSH to virtual machine running on remote server, however I did not find any solution to my problem when I am trying to SSH FROM VirtualBox virtual machine running on my local.



      My local:




      • Host: Windows 7

      • VM: CentOS 7

      • Network mode: Bridge

      • VPN: connection established from my local host Windows machine


      My command (ran on both windows host and CentOS VM):




      • git clone git@remoteip.project.git


      Result:
      This command succeeds on Windows but fails on CentOS VM



      Message: connect to host port 22: Network is unreachable
      Command ping remoteip fails as well on CentOS VM



      Is it the problem of bridge? How do I make my VM share host's VPN as well?



      I have tried to choose Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Virtual Mainport Adapter in bridged network settings for the VM. But it did not work out.



      I would try this: VM share host's VPN connection



      But I do not know how to do: in NAT settings, set gateway IP to host's VPN IP.
      It seems I do not have these options in VM configuration.



      Thank you!










      share|improve this question















      I have found plenty of answers how to SSH to virtual machine running on remote server, however I did not find any solution to my problem when I am trying to SSH FROM VirtualBox virtual machine running on my local.



      My local:




      • Host: Windows 7

      • VM: CentOS 7

      • Network mode: Bridge

      • VPN: connection established from my local host Windows machine


      My command (ran on both windows host and CentOS VM):




      • git clone git@remoteip.project.git


      Result:
      This command succeeds on Windows but fails on CentOS VM



      Message: connect to host port 22: Network is unreachable
      Command ping remoteip fails as well on CentOS VM



      Is it the problem of bridge? How do I make my VM share host's VPN as well?



      I have tried to choose Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Virtual Mainport Adapter in bridged network settings for the VM. But it did not work out.



      I would try this: VM share host's VPN connection



      But I do not know how to do: in NAT settings, set gateway IP to host's VPN IP.
      It seems I do not have these options in VM configuration.



      Thank you!







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