Securecrt login to VMware for development

1. Background

No one should be familiar with the securecrt tool, but a considerable number of companies should use the secuercrt tool in their specific application scenarios, I think anyone who can see this article should know that I will not explain it here, nor will it be the focus of this article. But for students like the monks, there is very little to know about it, and in my experience of college education, I think the securecrt tool is very demanding. PS: I have never used securecrt for three years at school. My first contact and use was because I had a shameless internship at an Internet company during my junior summer vacation, because we know that the company is developing in a Linux environment, we thought that all the computers we were equipped with were Linux systems before we went there, but we found that no, we still use Windows, then I log on to the Linux development machine through securecrt on Windows. Then I went to a communication company for an internship and used it again. This time, I not only logged on to Linux, using it to debug the device through a serial port, I suddenly felt that securecrt is really powerful and can be called an artifact!

Next we will talk about the students like the monks, computer-related students, and the university will certainly be exposed to Linux, or because of teaching or their own interests, they will write more or less in Linux.Code(If not, it indicates that your school is a bit overbearing and does not give students the right to choose.) write code in Linux. Generally, there are two common methods:

• Install a Linux release version. In this case, it is estimated that most of them are dual systems. This is probably because many users use Linux, that is, write code, and perform general activities (surfing the Internet, chatting, games, watching movies, etc) in another system.
• Installing a Linux release in VMware and writing code in a virtual machine is much easier than the previous method.

These two methods have been used and are in use. I am a Ubuntu and win7 dual systems, And I installed a Linux in VMware in win7, I have been tossing on Ubuntu when I was paranoid about abandoning windows, and many daily activities have been completed. Of course, the above two methods have their own advantages and disadvantages. They can only look at their personal preferences. When using dual systems, because Linux is based on physical hardware, the running speed and various operations are fast, at this point, no one should dislike running their computers too fast, but it is very troublesome to switch the system frequently. So far, the software in Linux is not as comfortable as it is in Windows (of course, the shell in Linux is N levels higher than the command line in windows, but in addition to this, commonly used things are rarely comparable. For example, Adobe's software does not have a Linux version (this is only for PC systems, not Android ), only Windows and Mac versions are supported. For example, I often use two note-taking software OneNote and Evernote. Different Notes use different things. Although Evernote has a better simulation version in Linux, however, it seems to be a little worse in use, so many times it is actually required to use both Windows and Linux. At this time, the dual-system is not dominant at all. This is in Windows Virtual machines are a good choice, but when using virtual machines such as VMWare, the speed is obviously unable to keep up with, and sometimes there are still some cards (some computers are not powerful enough ), because it is slow and card, I feel a little uncomfortable. The solution is to log on to the Virtual Machine in VMware for development using securecrt (or other tools, this is just to run VMWare, and then work in securecrt under Windows, it is better to solve all the above problems.

2. log on to VMware with securecrt

The first step is to install securecrt and VMWare, and then install your favorite Linux release in VMware. Here we use Ubuntu as an example.

2. Check that the SSH service is not installed on Linux. Run the following command:

   1$SSHUsername @ localhost # username is the user name for your system Logon

   Generally, the following information is displayed:

   1 SSH: Connect to host localhost Port22: Connection refused

   To install the SSH service, run the command $ sudo apt-Get install OpenSSH-server and then start the SSH service: $ sudo/etc/init. d/ssh start.

   1$SudoApt-GetInstallOpenssh-Server2$Sudo/Etc/init. d/SSHStart

4. Check whether Linux and Windows are connected. Ping each other to obtain the IP address.
6. Log on to the virtual machine through securecrt. If not, the securecrt has a setup wizard. Enter the IP address in step 1.
8. The next step is to personalize your securecrt settings, and then enjoy coding!

The following is an example of your identity: