Can you post a screenshot of your Adapter 1 and 2 configs in phpvirtualbox with the advanced options open. I'm guessing you need to change the adapter (called Name) in adapter #2 to something different than adapter #1.
I mean the screen where you edit the settings like in my screen shot. Post one for each adapter.
The bridge name has to match the bare metal machines name too. So if you are using something besides eth0 on the bare metal machine make sure the vm matches the name of the bare metal. Example, you have a card in the bare metal that is eth1 make sure the bridge name is eth1.
tekkbe doesn't seem reasonable to check for that... can't fullfill that request on windows machines either.
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David
I don't get what you mean David. On one of my bare metal installs of OMV the machine is eth1 and I have to use eth1 for the bridge setup. It is always like this. This is not an ordinary situation above.
The name field is an array/dropdown. You can't use something wrong in there except using a device which is not meant to be used for bridging.
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David
Hey tekbb and David 
Just throwing my two cents in here.
Hi mbourd25,
I think what you are trying to do is set the "LAN" port of the routers/firewalls you have tried.
For example, eth1 on OMV in your case could be the WAN/Internet port for your router VM and you have it enabled. Make sure it is set to "bridged adapter" from the "attached to" menu. You must have the virtual machine turned off to make the following changes. Click the adapter 2 tab and enable it. Change it to "bridged adapter" or your desired setting from the "attached to" menu. Change the "name" to "eth2" then click OK. That should allow the 2nd adapter to show in the Firewall OS you are trying to use.
Notes and opinions: If you are trying to use this as your main firewall/router for your home network, I advise against it. If OMV or Vitrualbox stop working for some reason then you will take down your whole network. It would be better if you had a dedicated router/firewall for this. If you are using it as a firewall for your VMs then it would be OK to do this method. It really depends on what you are trying to do here. If you gave is some more information on what you are tryomtg to do, then that would help us understand and give you a better answer. Best of luck!
eth1 and eth 2 are in the same subnet? impossible...
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David
Well... you should not set them at all... you do that via your VM.
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David
Of course the virtual machine will see them if you bridge them. The host does not need to have access to the device, it just has to be "up" in the host, but there is no need to assign anything to the devices.
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David
What am I doing wrong?
Hard to tell remotely. Would have to grab a usb to ethernet adapter to test that behaviour...
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David
The first one is host only adapter and the second one is NAT. The second one will give you internet, once you start the VM, it might not work straight away.
Try and bring both nic's up manually and the do dhclient for each interface
Sorry i misunderstood your post
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