Running ifconfig eth0 down deletes your default gateway configuration from your virtual machine's routing table because the network associated to that gateway is removed. Note that there are actually two phenomena in the play here. What you observed here are phenomena happening when you pulled the rug out from under your TCP/IP stacks :D
TX errors 0 dropped 0 overruns 0 carrier 0 collisions 0 These are the current results from my ifconfig: eth0: flags=41 If I want the connection to work I have to create a new NAT network each time but after a while it will stop working, and I believe this is associated with me changing my mac address which I do as follow: ifconfig eth0 downĭoes anyone know what might be going wrong during this process? When I create the first NAT network internet usually works but as soon as I do something like changing my MAC address the internet connection stops working, even though the machine says that the wired connection is connected.
I am setting up some virtual machines on Oracle VM using Kali-linux as operating system.
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