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title: "Use VirtualBox on OCI"
date: 2022-12-19
title: "Use VirtualBox on Oracle Linux"
date: 2024-10-14
draft: false
summary: "Learn how to create virtual machines using Oracle VirtualBox 7.0 running on a Oracle Linux cloud instance."
tags: ["vbox","lab","tutorial","vbox7"]
summary: "Learn to create virtual machines and run Oracle VirtualBox on Oracle Linux."
tags: ["vbox","lab","tutorial","vbox7-1"]
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## Details

Oracle VirtualBox allows the simple and fast creation of virtual machines (VM) supporting a wide variety of operating systems. VirtualBox can be installed and run on various platforms, from a standalone laptop to a cloud instance. This hands on lab guides you through installing VirtualBox and its extension pack on an Oracle Linux cloud instance. It steps you through creating a new virtual machine using VirtualBox installed on the cloud instance, and installing the Guest Additions to the new VM.
Oracle VirtualBox is a cross-platform virtualization product that enables you to run multiple operating systems on your macOS, Windows, Linux, or Oracle Solaris systems. While providing the ability to run multiple virtual machines on a host system, VirtualBox also allows managing resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

You will practice implementing nested virtualization in VirtualBox to support the creation of virtual machines on the cloud instance. You will install Guest Additions to a VM which will provide closer integration between host and guest and improve the interactive performance of the guest system.

You can read more detailed information about Oracle VM VirtualBox at this documentation link: [Oracle VM VirtualBox Documentation](https://docs.oracle.com/en/virtualization/virtualbox/index.html)
You can read more detailed information about Oracle VirtualBox at this documentation link: [Oracle VirtualBox Documentation](https://docs.oracle.com/en/virtualization/virtualbox/index.html)

### Objectives

In this lab, you will learn to:
In this tutorial, you will learn to:

- Create a SSH tunnel to an Oracle Linux Server instance
- Connect to the cloud instance Server GUI Desktop with VNC
- Install Oracle VM VirtualBox to an Oracle Linux cloud instance
- Install the VirtualBox Expansion Pack
- Use VirtualBox to create a new Oracle Linux virtual machine
- Install VirtualBox Guest Additions to a Virtual Machine
- Install Oracle VirtualBox on Oracle Linux
- Install the VirtualBox Extension Pack
- Use VirtualBox to create a new Oracle Linux virtual machine
- Install VirtualBox Guest Additions to a Virtual Machine

### Prerequisites

Basic experience of working with Oracle Linux command line and its desktop graphical user interface.
- Minimum of one Oracle Linux instance

- Each system should have Oracle Linux installed and configured with:

- An Oracle user account (used during the installation) with sudo access
- A graphical desktop
- A VNC (Virtual Network Computing) server if running a headless/remote system

> If installing on an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) instance, you'll need to use an Intel CPU shape such as *VM.Standard3.Flex*.
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## Oracle VirtualBox VBoxManage

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## Oracle VirtualBox 7.1

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## Oracle VirtualBox 7.0

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