If you have reached this tutorial, you are probably experiencing difficulties connecting a Kaspersky VPN on a Linux operating system hosted on VirtualBox. Kaspersky does not officially support this setting, which can make troubleshooting a challenge.
But do not worry! This detailed tutorial will guide you step by step so you can finally connect to the VPN and browse safely.
Prerequisites:
Have a Kaspersky VPN installed on your host computer (Windows or macOS).
Have VirtualBox installed on your host computer.
Have a downloaded Linux operating system (ISO).
Solution:
Connect to Kaspersky VPN on your host computer.
Make sure the connection is stable and secure before proceeding.
Open VirtualBox and create a new virtual machine.
Select the Linux operating system you downloaded in the previous step.
On the network configuration screen, choose "NAT".
This configuration will allow a virtual machine to connect to the internet through its host computer's VPN.
Start a virtual machine and follow the on-screen instructions to install the Linux operating system.
After installing the operating system, log in and configure your network.
You do not need to configure DNS, as a virtual machine will use your host computer's VPN DNS server.
Tips:
If you have problems connecting to the Internet, try restarting the virtual machine.
If the problem persists, check the virtual machine and Kaspersky VPN network settings.
You can also try uninstalling and reinstalling a Kaspersky VPN.
Conclusion:
Connecting a Kaspersky VPN on Linux within VirtualBox can be a challenge, but with this detailed tutorial, you will be able to do it with ease.
By following the steps outlined above, you will be able to connect to the Internet safely and browse without worries.
Other important points:
This tutorial has been tested on Windows 10, but should work on other operating systems.
If you have any questions or problems, don't hesitate to leave a comment below.
I hope this tutorial was helpful!
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