Inside the address bar, enter “skype:” followed by your username and “?call.” When you’re finished, click the enter button or hit the Enter key to save your change.
This works just as well with the Button block if you’d prefer to use that:įurthermore, you can add a Skype call link to your menu by including one of these URLs in a custom link:Īnd lastly, if you’re a Compete Themes user, all of our themes have been updated to allow Skype links in the Skype social media icon: The link will look exactly like an ordinary link, but now visitors can click it to call you on Skype. I think what threw us off was this: "configured eth0 for bridged network" Since "eth0" is a Linux way of describing a network card and your host OS is Windows, it sounded like you set the guest network card to bridged inside the guest, whereas the place you have to Bridge the network is in Virtualbox GUI on the host.
Thus all the seemingly unnecessary explanations of bridging, NAT, etc.īut you have the guest's network Bridged in Virtualbox: "Networking settings in virtual box (not in Ubuntu) instead of NAT to Bridged network". When the network is Bridged, the guest appears to your network to be another PC on the network, as far as IP addresses and communication go. If you have a working DHCP server, there have been a few network glitches in more recent versions of Virtualbox, starting around 4.3.22 Try either running 4.3.12 as a test, or the test build of 4.3.27 found here: The guest's IP address comes from the DHCP server on the network (usually a network router in home and small business networks, or a domain controller in a business situation). One other thing, is your host network a wi-fi card? If so, you should know that some wi-fi card drivers are not written well and don't allow Bridging, meaning Virtualbox's bridging may not work.
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