NAT (Network Address Translation) is the default networking mode used when you create a new VM. In this mode, the network adapter will behave as if no Ethernet cable is attached to it - which means no connection. You select the networking mode by selecting one of the options from the "Attached to" drop-down list. Networking Modes defines the connection between - a Guest Virtual Machine and Host machine, different Guest VMs on the same Virtual Box, Guest VM and other machines on the network and Guest VMs connection to the internet. You may also change the adapter type, promiscuous mode policy, mac address and cable connected settings from under advanced options.Depending on the networking mode that you want you can select one of the options(see Virtual Networking Modes section below) from the drop down box with the label Attached to.To add a network adapter to your Virtual Machine just select the Enable Network Adapter check box.If you need to add more network cards then you can do so from command line using VBoxManage modifyvm command. You can configure up to four network cards from Network section of the settings window. To configure your Virtual Machine network, Open the Virtual machine Settings and select Network Virual Machine Settings → Network Let's look at these networking modes in detail and analyse which networking mode to use and how. You can also configure each network adapter in your Virtual Machine to operate in one of the following modes: Paravirtualized network adapter (virtio-net).
AMD PCNet FAST III (Am79C973) This is the default.Every Virtual Machine in your VirtualBox can have up to 8 network adapters and these network adapter can be any of the following six hardware types. Oracle VM VirtualBox gives you several options to configure networking of your virtual machines.
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