Android x86 Virtual box with Internet and connection to adb?

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I have Android x86 4.2 Installed on my Virtual Box.My main purpose is debug with eclipse and get internet on Android

Some how i am able to get internet and also able to connect from adb (of ADT) but not both at a time

i have tried several combination to get both but no luck

How i get Internet

I get internet when i use NAT in one of these 4 adapters 

How i get connected with adb

I get connected with adb when connected to newly created Host Only adapter 

note: the default host only adapter was not working

I have two questions:

First is how i will get both The Internet and connection to adbSecond is Can i get my bluetooth and Wifi device available to My Virtual box Android

Note: My Internet connection type is either 3G HSUPA using Modem or WiFi no LAN

Note: when both of them are connected then either of them works not both I have googled, Stacked, Virtual box site too but no luckInitially i was unable to connect to adb but I figured out the way i can!Please any one know the issue.

Answers

I'm using the very same setup with NAT mode. To connect via ADB:

1. in VirtualBox Manager, right-click on your VM and select "show log"
2. press Ctrl-F to initialize a search, type "DHCP". You will find several lines stating something like NAT: DHCP offered IP address 10.0.2.15 – that's your IP, write it down ;)
3. select the "gear icon" in the same context menu to "change settings"
4. go to the "network" tab, and click the "port forwarding" button
5. add two rules to forward ports 5555 (adb) and 5554 (console) from the guest to your host machine. To make an easy rule for potential multiple Android-VMs, you can simply add a digit to the end – e.g. 5555→55551 and 5554→55541 for this machine (add a "2" for your second, if any).
6. now on your host machine, execute the command adb connect localhost:55551

Done. Execute any ADB commands as usual. You can use adb disconnect localhost:55551 if it gets in the way (e.g. if you're using some other device, and don't want to always specify which one to use with each ADB command).