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A virtual network adapter (or virtual NIC) is a software-defined version of a physical network card that allows devices to connect to networks without dedicated hardware for every connection. While a physical adapter is a card plugged into your motherboard, a virtual adapter exists entirely in code, often created by your operating system or virtualization software like VMware or Microsoft Hyper-V. How a Virtual Network Adapter Works

Depending on your needs, you might use different "modes" of virtual networking: virtual network adaptor

: Choose Microsoft KM-TEST Loopback Adapter (or "Microsoft Loopback Adapter" on older systems) and click Next until the process finishes. 2. Creating an Adapter in VirtualBox A virtual network adapter (or virtual NIC) is