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With VPN enabled, vagrant up hangs while "Mounting NFS shared folders". If I stop VPN, shared folders are well mounted. If I try to reconnect VPN after vagrant up, I cannot access to my virtualbox.
When I put into my Vagrantfile:
config.winnfsd.host_ip = LOCAL_IP_MY_LAPTOP
it works (shared folders are well mounted, vagrant up is OK), but the virtualbox hangs sometimes :/ For example, when I use phantomjs + selenium server. When I do a ls in my virtualbox, nothing happen. I have to do a vagrant reload to make virtualbox works again.
Did you have a trick to keep virtualbox working with VPN enabled?
Thanks.
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Unless your VPN is configured to allow split-tunneling, and you have enabled it, and then added the directive as noted in your OP, this is expected behavior.
You won't be able to reach any other resources on your LAN from within the VM, either.
Hi,
With VPN enabled,
vagrant up
hangs while "Mounting NFS shared folders". If I stop VPN, shared folders are well mounted. If I try to reconnect VPN aftervagrant up
, I cannot access to my virtualbox.When I put into my Vagrantfile:
config.winnfsd.host_ip = LOCAL_IP_MY_LAPTOP
it works (shared folders are well mounted,
vagrant up
is OK), but the virtualbox hangs sometimes :/ For example, when I use phantomjs + selenium server. When I do als
in my virtualbox, nothing happen. I have to do avagrant reload
to make virtualbox works again.Did you have a trick to keep virtualbox working with VPN enabled?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: