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To connect a virtual machine to the Xenon switch, go to the network configuration under Machine->Settings->Network, select Bridged Adapter, and then choose one of the veth interfaces.
Alternatively, the VboxManage tool can be used to edit the network configuration from the command-line.
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~$ xenon-ctl show
indigo:
kernel lookups: hit=348 missed=444 lost=0
kernel flows=0
ports:
0 indigo (internal)
rx: packets=0 bytes=0 errors=0 dropped=0
tx: packets=0 bytes=0 errors=0 dropped=0
1 veth0
rx: packets=0 bytes=0 errors=0 dropped=0
tx: packets=420 bytes=25632 errors=0 dropped=0
2 veth1
rx: packets=0 bytes=0 errors=0 dropped=0
tx: packets=420 bytes=25632 errors=0 dropped=0
3 veth2
rx: packets=531 bytes=38992 errors=0 dropped=0
tx: packets=261 bytes=22944 errors=0 dropped=0
4 veth3
rx: packets=261 bytes=22944 errors=0 dropped=0
tx: packets=531 bytes=38992 errors=0 dropped=0
5 veth4
rx: packets=0 bytes=0 errors=0 dropped=0
tx: packets=420 bytes=25632 errors=0 dropped=0
6 veth5
rx: packets=0 bytes=0 errors=0 dropped=0
tx: packets=420 bytes=25632 errors=0 dropped=0
7 veth6
rx: packets=0 bytes=0 errors=0 dropped=0
tx: packets=420 bytes=25632 errors=0 dropped=0
8 veth7
rx: packets=0 bytes=0 errors=0 dropped=0
tx: packets=420 bytes=25632 errors=0 dropped=0
1023 gre (gre)
rx: packets=0 bytes=0 errors=0 dropped=0
tx: packets=0 bytes=0 errors=0 dropped=420
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