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On 12/10/2013 02:33 PM, Jerry Feldman wrote: > To create a shared directory using Virtualbox Guest Additions and the > VMware equivalent, you set up virtualbox to point to a directory on the > host system that would be shared with 1 or more guests. > > In a case I have, we need to share 1 or more directories from a gust OS > with the Windows Host OS. Is there a mechanism for the guest OS to share > one or more of its directories with the Host OS. With a Linux guest, the > only way that I could do this is to use Samba (or NFS) to export to the > Host OS. (Also assuming you have chosen the correct network scheme for the > guest os). In a specific case we are using bridged, Run cygwin on the Windows host and ssh/sftp into the Linux guest? HTH, DR
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