Try to start (boot) your Virtual Debian Machine for the first time.
To switch from one console to another, use HOST-KEY+Function. The HOST-KEY varies from system to system.
Example:
Try to log in to your Virtual Debian Machine for the first time (tty1).
To turn off your system, you can either Shutdown, Poweroff, or ACPI Shutdown (VirtualBox only).
To turn off your system, you can either Shutdown, Poweroff, or ACPI Shutdown (VirtualBox only).
To turn off your system, you can either Shutdown, Poweroff, or ACPI Shutdown (VirtualBox only).
Most will run the Virtual Machine on a Microsoft Windows-based HOST. But, some may use a GNU/Linux-based HOST. The following illustrates running SSH from a Microsoft Windows host and GNU/Linux. In this example, port 22 (guest) is mapped to port 6022 (host).
ssh -p 6022 cbkadal@localhost
If you get a WARNING like the following, delete the .ssh/known-host file on the host.
del .\.ssh\known_hosts
ssh -p 6022 cbkadal@localhost
An alternative to “ssh” is “slogin”.
slogin -p 6022 cbkadal@localhost