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I want to access hostnames accessible inside the guest from my macOS host.
I know I can create a SOCKS proxy with limactl tunnel but that requires either setting a system wide proxy and proxying all traffic through the VM (which is something I don't want) OR the inconvenience of setting up each app separately to use the proxy.
Is there a way to achieve this? My current workaround is to use vzNAT to assign an IP address for the VM and manually point my custom hostnames to this IP in /etc/hosts of the macOS host.
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I want to access hostnames accessible inside the guest from my macOS host.
I know I can create a SOCKS proxy with
limactl tunnel
but that requires either setting a system wide proxy and proxying all traffic through the VM (which is something I don't want) OR the inconvenience of setting up each app separately to use the proxy.Is there a way to achieve this? My current workaround is to use vzNAT to assign an IP address for the VM and manually point my custom hostnames to this IP in
/etc/hosts
of the macOS host.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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