Kali Linux VM can't connect to a server in the same subdomain











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I have been using kali for a while but now I am having trouble connecting to a server on my same subnet (192.168.x.x) when I open Firefox and type http://192.168.1.189:8834/ the response is "cannot connect to the server".



Network details:




  • Relevant netstat -lt4 output:
    tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:8834 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN

  • Firefox shows "cannot connect to server"

  • I can ping the both machines

  • Server IP 192.168.1.189

  • Server port 8834

  • Client IP 192.168.1.222

  • Subnet masks are both 255.255.255.0

  • Any machine that is not the VM can connect to the server


They both have IPs that look like 192.168.1.x.



Machines:




  • Kali VM (client)

  • Ubuntu Host (also the server)


What I tried:




  • Disabled proxies

  • Rebooted router

  • Changed local IP addresses


My settings are as follows: 



network bridged   

using virtual box


The service I am trying to connect to is nessus if that helps.






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  • Do you mean "same subnet"? What is your local IP address (and subnet mask)? What detailed error does Firefox show? Can you ping the VM's IP address, and can the VM ping the host?
    – grawity
    Nov 22 at 9:07










  • Hi guestXYZ... Did you connect to it before? Giving the internal or the external IP address (I mean did you redirect the port 8834 of the router incoming request to the server or are you using, e.g., another virtualbox image with a private IP on the local network with that server listening on the internal emulated network device... and it is the same)? Please edit your question adding details.. and register yourself. Welcome on SuperUser!
    – Hastur
    Nov 22 at 9:30












  • i am excited to be here!
    – guest1829667
    Nov 22 at 9:40










  • i edited the question to answer all of your questions
    – guest1829667
    Nov 22 at 9:48










  • Is the other machine actually listening on its 8834 port? What is the output of netstat -lt4 on that machine?
    – xenoid
    Nov 22 at 12:47















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I have been using kali for a while but now I am having trouble connecting to a server on my same subnet (192.168.x.x) when I open Firefox and type http://192.168.1.189:8834/ the response is "cannot connect to the server".



Network details:




  • Relevant netstat -lt4 output:
    tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:8834 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN

  • Firefox shows "cannot connect to server"

  • I can ping the both machines

  • Server IP 192.168.1.189

  • Server port 8834

  • Client IP 192.168.1.222

  • Subnet masks are both 255.255.255.0

  • Any machine that is not the VM can connect to the server


They both have IPs that look like 192.168.1.x.



Machines:




  • Kali VM (client)

  • Ubuntu Host (also the server)


What I tried:




  • Disabled proxies

  • Rebooted router

  • Changed local IP addresses


My settings are as follows: 



network bridged   

using virtual box


The service I am trying to connect to is nessus if that helps.






linux networking virtualbox dns kali-linux







share|improve this question
























  • Do you mean "same subnet"? What is your local IP address (and subnet mask)? What detailed error does Firefox show? Can you ping the VM's IP address, and can the VM ping the host?
    – grawity
    Nov 22 at 9:07










  • Hi guestXYZ... Did you connect to it before? Giving the internal or the external IP address (I mean did you redirect the port 8834 of the router incoming request to the server or are you using, e.g., another virtualbox image with a private IP on the local network with that server listening on the internal emulated network device... and it is the same)? Please edit your question adding details.. and register yourself. Welcome on SuperUser!
    – Hastur
    Nov 22 at 9:30












  • i am excited to be here!
    – guest1829667
    Nov 22 at 9:40










  • i edited the question to answer all of your questions
    – guest1829667
    Nov 22 at 9:48










  • Is the other machine actually listening on its 8834 port? What is the output of netstat -lt4 on that machine?
    – xenoid
    Nov 22 at 12:47













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I have been using kali for a while but now I am having trouble connecting to a server on my same subnet (192.168.x.x) when I open Firefox and type http://192.168.1.189:8834/ the response is "cannot connect to the server".



Network details:




  • Relevant netstat -lt4 output:
    tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:8834 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN

  • Firefox shows "cannot connect to server"

  • I can ping the both machines

  • Server IP 192.168.1.189

  • Server port 8834

  • Client IP 192.168.1.222

  • Subnet masks are both 255.255.255.0

  • Any machine that is not the VM can connect to the server


They both have IPs that look like 192.168.1.x.



Machines:




  • Kali VM (client)

  • Ubuntu Host (also the server)


What I tried:




  • Disabled proxies

  • Rebooted router

  • Changed local IP addresses


My settings are as follows: 



network bridged   

using virtual box


The service I am trying to connect to is nessus if that helps.






linux networking virtualbox dns kali-linux







share|improve this question















I have been using kali for a while but now I am having trouble connecting to a server on my same subnet (192.168.x.x) when I open Firefox and type http://192.168.1.189:8834/ the response is "cannot connect to the server".



Network details:




  • Relevant netstat -lt4 output:
    tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:8834 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN

  • Firefox shows "cannot connect to server"

  • I can ping the both machines

  • Server IP 192.168.1.189

  • Server port 8834

  • Client IP 192.168.1.222

  • Subnet masks are both 255.255.255.0

  • Any machine that is not the VM can connect to the server


They both have IPs that look like 192.168.1.x.



Machines:




  • Kali VM (client)

  • Ubuntu Host (also the server)


What I tried:




  • Disabled proxies

  • Rebooted router

  • Changed local IP addresses


My settings are as follows: 



network bridged   

using virtual box


The service I am trying to connect to is nessus if that helps.






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  • Do you mean "same subnet"? What is your local IP address (and subnet mask)? What detailed error does Firefox show? Can you ping the VM's IP address, and can the VM ping the host?
    – grawity
    Nov 22 at 9:07










  • Hi guestXYZ... Did you connect to it before? Giving the internal or the external IP address (I mean did you redirect the port 8834 of the router incoming request to the server or are you using, e.g., another virtualbox image with a private IP on the local network with that server listening on the internal emulated network device... and it is the same)? Please edit your question adding details.. and register yourself. Welcome on SuperUser!
    – Hastur
    Nov 22 at 9:30












  • i am excited to be here!
    – guest1829667
    Nov 22 at 9:40










  • i edited the question to answer all of your questions
    – guest1829667
    Nov 22 at 9:48










  • Is the other machine actually listening on its 8834 port? What is the output of netstat -lt4 on that machine?
    – xenoid
    Nov 22 at 12:47


















  • Do you mean "same subnet"? What is your local IP address (and subnet mask)? What detailed error does Firefox show? Can you ping the VM's IP address, and can the VM ping the host?
    – grawity
    Nov 22 at 9:07










  • Hi guestXYZ... Did you connect to it before? Giving the internal or the external IP address (I mean did you redirect the port 8834 of the router incoming request to the server or are you using, e.g., another virtualbox image with a private IP on the local network with that server listening on the internal emulated network device... and it is the same)? Please edit your question adding details.. and register yourself. Welcome on SuperUser!
    – Hastur
    Nov 22 at 9:30












  • i am excited to be here!
    – guest1829667
    Nov 22 at 9:40










  • i edited the question to answer all of your questions
    – guest1829667
    Nov 22 at 9:48










  • Is the other machine actually listening on its 8834 port? What is the output of netstat -lt4 on that machine?
    – xenoid
    Nov 22 at 12:47
















Do you mean "same subnet"? What is your local IP address (and subnet mask)? What detailed error does Firefox show? Can you ping the VM's IP address, and can the VM ping the host?
– grawity
Nov 22 at 9:07




Do you mean "same subnet"? What is your local IP address (and subnet mask)? What detailed error does Firefox show? Can you ping the VM's IP address, and can the VM ping the host?
– grawity
Nov 22 at 9:07












Hi guestXYZ... Did you connect to it before? Giving the internal or the external IP address (I mean did you redirect the port 8834 of the router incoming request to the server or are you using, e.g., another virtualbox image with a private IP on the local network with that server listening on the internal emulated network device... and it is the same)? Please edit your question adding details.. and register yourself. Welcome on SuperUser!
– Hastur
Nov 22 at 9:30






Hi guestXYZ... Did you connect to it before? Giving the internal or the external IP address (I mean did you redirect the port 8834 of the router incoming request to the server or are you using, e.g., another virtualbox image with a private IP on the local network with that server listening on the internal emulated network device... and it is the same)? Please edit your question adding details.. and register yourself. Welcome on SuperUser!
– Hastur
Nov 22 at 9:30














i am excited to be here!
– guest1829667
Nov 22 at 9:40




i am excited to be here!
– guest1829667
Nov 22 at 9:40












i edited the question to answer all of your questions
– guest1829667
Nov 22 at 9:48




i edited the question to answer all of your questions
– guest1829667
Nov 22 at 9:48












Is the other machine actually listening on its 8834 port? What is the output of netstat -lt4 on that machine?
– xenoid
Nov 22 at 12:47




Is the other machine actually listening on its 8834 port? What is the output of netstat -lt4 on that machine?
– xenoid
Nov 22 at 12:47















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