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I'm not entirely sure what your problem is here. It is true that Virtualbox calls it's internet connection "Ethernet", but it will still be using the Wi-Fi from your laptop. You should still be able to ping anyone on your Wi-Fi and connect to them the same way that tutorial explains.

I'm not entirely sure what your problem is here. It is true that Virtualbox calls it's internet connection "Ethernet", but it will still be using the Wi-Fi from your laptop. You should still be able to ping anyone on your Wi-Fi and connect to them the same way that tutorial explains.explains. All Virtualbox does is port whatever internet connection you have and send it over to your Virtual Machine and calls it "ethernet" even if it's not.

I'm not entirely sure what your problem is here. It is true that Virtualbox calls it's internet connection "Ethernet", but it will still be using the Wi-Fi from your laptop. You should still be able to ping anyone on your Wi-Fi and connect to them the same way that tutorial explains. explains.

All Virtualbox does is port whatever internet connection you have and send it over to your Virtual Machine and calls it "ethernet" even if it's not.

I'm not entirely sure what your problem is here. It is true that Virtualbox calls it's internet connection "Ethernet", but it will still be using the Wi-Fi from your laptop. You should still be able to ping anyone on your Wi-Fi and connect to them the same way that tutorial explains.

All Virtualbox does is port whatever internet connection you have and send it over to your Virtual Machine and calls it "ethernet" "ethernet", even if it's not.not an actual ethernet connection.