Log in to the virtual machine where you are going to access to the shared folder.Once you are in the command line window, type ipconfig in order to determine the IP address for the virtual machine. Just go to the Start option in your virtual machine and type cmd command.

Before trying to access the shared folder from another virtual machine, you will need to determine the IP Address of the virtual machine hosting it.When the sharing process ends, you will see in the File Sharing window that the selected folder is already configured to be shared with other users.In the File Sharing window, just add any user you want to share the folder with and click the Share button.

Right click on the folder and select Share with -> Specific people…

Once you are logged in the virtual machine, open Windows Explorer and navigate to the folder you want to share.

Just log in one of the available virtual machines in your environment.

This means you can easily share resources between any machines included in your topology. As you can see in your environment main page, there is a topology network diagram showing the virtual machines available on it and, most importantly, indication that they have a direct connection. First, you need to access to your CloudShare account and start one of your available environments.In this article I will provide step by step instructions on how you can share files between virtual machines in your environment. But, what about sharing files between different virtual machines in your environment? Is that even possible? Of course it is! In the following example Windows XP (TinyXP) is being used to connect to VirtualBox on Mac OS X Mountain Lion.In an article I wrote some months ago (you can check it out here), I talked about your options when sharing files between your local PC and a virtual machine in a CloudShare environment. Connecting to a Shared Folder with VirtualBox and Windows XP is easy.

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