Virtual machine Linux systems and hosts for interoperability

Virtual machine Linux systems and hosts for interoperability

This experiment is to realize the interconnection of virtual machine Linux system and host

Changing the network of Linux systems to host-only mode in virtual machine settings

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Open the terminal input Ifconfig command in the Linux system to look up the NIC, this time using the eth0 NIC

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Input:cd/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts This is the address of the eht0 network card

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Input vim ifcfg-eth0 enter nic parameter modification

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ESC return to command mode

Command mode: input (i,a,o,o) will switch to input mode.

I : Insert Letter before

a : Insert after letter

o : Insert Next line

O : Insert Previous line

Input mode: Enter ":" Into the last line mode in command mode.

Last-line mode

W : Save

Q : Exit (q! Forced exit)

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Enter the service network restart command (restart the network card) and enter ifconfig to see if the NIC parameters are modified

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Open the VMware1 NIC in the host to modify the IP address (change to the same network segment)

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Open cmd and ping through 192.168.100.1 (this is the network segment I set up)

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Using the Putty software in a host

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So we can connect.

The experiment ends here.

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Virtual machine Linux systems and hosts for interoperability