All right, so before we start, we'll plug in the Wi-Fi adapter to call and check the connectivity.
So first, we'll start the counting machine.
Log in with default credentials, Carly and Carly.
Now plug in the Wi-Fi adapter to the host machine.
So let's look at the devices on the top left menu.
And there are Wi-Fi adapters and my USB converter on the list, so click the name of the Wi-Fi adapter
to connect the virtual machine.
An alleged double check on the terminal screen with the El USB command.
And sure, the adapter is there, but the adapters light is still not on, I don't know if you noticed
that.
So I will run the IWU config command now it's similar to if config, but it is dedicated to wireless
interfaces.
So it's used to display and set the parameters of the wireless network interface.
But you see that there is no wireless network interface here.
So in order for virtual box to recognize our USB devices, that means that we've got to add the user
to the virtual box users group.
So why don't we go ahead and list the groups that my user belongs to?
Groups dollar sign user.
And there is no virtual box user group here.
Pseudo user mode dash a dash g v box users kaui.
And if there is no group named virtual box users, why don't we created.
Pseudo ad group B box users.
So now we can add the user to this group.
OK, so now let's go back and look at the groups again.
All right, you see how that works.
Now we've got to reboot the machine, but I'll shut down just to adjust the U.S. beast settings.
So let's go to the settings of Calli Click Ports and USB.
Now, naturally, there's a more permanent solution that captures the device as soon as it's inserted
into the host, so wily wi fi adapters plugged in, we can create USB device filters for each device.
So I'll create new filters for my wi fi adapter and MacBook USB Connector device.
Click OK.
Now unplug the Wi-Fi adapter and start up calling again.
Log in with default credentials.
Now, plug in the Wi-Fi adapter again.
Let's have a look at the devices.
And yeah, the devices are still there.
But I will also check with LCAC B and I w config again.
But there is no light.
I guess virtual box does not recognize the adapter because my MacBook U.S. be converted device supports
USB 3.0.
So I'll change the USB controller and make it 3.0.
OK, so finally, the light is on and virtual box recognizes the wireless interface.
So if you're using a USB converter device, remember to change the USB controller for your particular
device.
Now, if you're using VMware, these steps are pretty easy for a start, the Caleigh machine log in
with a default credentials, Carly and Kalli.
Now plug in the Wi-Fi adapter to the host machine.
VMware asks for your choice to connect the adapter, select, connect to Linux.
Then open the terminal screen.
First, we'll switch the user to RWD with pseudo Espoo Dash.
Do not write pseudo for every command that requires who privileges, right?
All right, so let's run Alice UCB and that will display the information about USB buses as well as
the devices connected to Kelly.
And sure enough, here is our WiFi adapter.
So now let's run the IWU config command.
W Land Zero is the name of the first wireless network interface on this system.
And it displays the details of our Wi-Fi adapter.
Great, so we see detailed information about the concepts here in the next lecture, so don't worry
about it now.
But we will look at the connected USB devices in VMware settings.
So let's go to the toolbar, click the settings icon and select USB and Bluetooth.
And here you'll find a list of connected USB devices.
And you can also see them here to make sure your devices connected.