Port forwarding multipass instance on windows 10 (hyper-v manager)

Intelligent Softs

7/1/24, 1:04 PM

I'm currently using Multipass on my Windows 10 machine and I'm having trouble setting up virtual switch for my Multipass instance. I want to create a mail server and send mails over the internet. Can someone guide me on how to properly configure port forwarding for Multipass on Windows 10?

I created a multipass instance multipass launch lts --name server-web --cpus 1 --memory 1GB --disk 10GB

I created a new virtual switch in hyper-v manager (IntelligentSofts vSwitch) ss virtual switch

I enter in the settings of my virtual machine and change the network adapter to my virtual switch (IntelligentSofts vSwitch) ss settings instance

The problem is that everytime i do this, i cant access my multipass instance, for example: multipass shell server-mail give me this error

"shell failed: ssh connection failed: 'Timeout connecting to server-mail.mshome.net" error in terminal

This is a ss from my internet configuration ss from terminal ss ipconfig /all

In the end i want to use the virtual switch, use the MAC adress of my virtual machine, access my router settings, DHCP Static Lease the MAC adress to have a Static IP and then Port forward the static IP on port 25.

I also tried to assign the network at the beginning, when i launch my multipass instance. multipass launch lts --network "IntelligentSofts vSwitch" --name server-web --cpus 1 --memory 1GB --disk 10GB, i get the mac adress, set a stati lease on router and then port forward the ip, but it dosent work. This is what i got: multipass info server-mail. How i make it to use 192.168.1.112 (the IP that i leased from my router settings)

I would love to get a solution for this and also a link to some documentation.

Thank You!

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