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r/sysadmin•

I've been tasked to build a virtual network inside VirtualBox, and I am having way more difficulty than anticipated.

My first issue is when I use DHCP for my exit interface, then I have no way of writing next-hop info for my internal interface. However, when I try to use static routing for my exit interface, then I'm not getting through the NAT in VirtualBox (despite everything showing as u/u)

Also, once I've turned on dhcp for an interface, I haven't found a way to turn it off? I try to set a static IP instead, and it throws an error about not being able to do both.

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r/techsupport•

I've noticed that indy apps have a tendency to ask for permission to access files on a device, and permission to make and manage phone calls, while "AAA" titles generally don't.

Is it more likely that this is because A.) coders of Indy apps aren't as sophisticated, and so they require user permission to get to their own game files, or B.) they're data mining?

If it's B, is there a way to check and see if that's happening?

On Mac or Windows I can pull up Task Manager or Activity Monitor and see what processes are running, and what's accessing the network stack. I imagine there's a developer option on Android to the same effect?

FWIW, this is on a PIXL 3, but I imagine it applies to an

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