VMware10.0.7 install centos6.3, connect Xshell_vmware

The first step is to install VMware, there is nothing to pay attention to, and continue the next step. I installed the VMware10.0.7. VMware has a very good feature-snapshots, it can take your virtual machine current status record, when the configuration error, or what can not solve their own problems, can quickly restore the state of the time, is definitely a good helper to learn Linux.

The second step is to install the CentOS. Http://www.jb51.net/os/151814.html

I did not set the network configuration according to him.

1 View IP Status:

[Root@localhost ~]# Ifconfig

2) found not to open the network card, edit:

[Root@localhost ~]# Vim/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0

Device= "eth0"
bootproto= "DHCP" hwaddr= "00:0c:29:9b:9d:2e" nm_controlled= "
yes"
onboot= "no"  Instead: ontoot= "yes"
type= "Ethernet"
uuid= "25c74a58-2805-4e10-955d-6f9ab81c0047"

Reboot:

[Root@localhost ~]# Service Network Restart #重启网络服务

3 Select the connection mode of the virtual machine:

Select the network card you are using, my notebook is a wireless card, so choose the second one.

4 and then set up just installed CentOS network connection way, use this way to connect, do not set static IP, virtual machine IP address will change, so it is best to set static IP:

Ping the outside net, can ping pass to be successful!

Next is the connection Xshell:

Finally, fill in the CentOS account password: