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Similar to the Apache virtual Host configuration under Windows platform, the only difference here is that the apache2 (installed through Apt-get) in Debian is in/etc/apache2 This article a space to teach you to implement multiple IP based on 127.0.0.* (Common network IP) to control the local virtual host, B space to te

First of allVirtual Network editor is set to bridge selected wireless network cardThe virtual machine's network settings are selected for bridging.SecondlyIf you can not ping each other, notice whether the host shuts down the firewall, whether to return 360 (not verified),Also note whether the virtual machine (client) shuts down the firewall (I'm Dead here, haunt

In the company, in order to make full use of server performance, I installed a VMware Server2.0 on the server, is really convenient, and free, and stable, after a series of tuning, the speed is very good (specific tuning process, query my previous post), a computer changed a lot of servers (that is, hard disk IO is limited, Back to apply for a hard drive).Recent commissioning of the system found that the host and the

A:Virtual machine is a desktop installation1. Virtual machine-Settings-Network adapter sub-option-select "Bridge mode"2. Select System in Virtual machine-preferences (Preferences)-Network connection (Networking Connections)3, if you click on the SYstem eth0 for editing, do not choose to add and then edit, select IPv4 settings (IPv4 Settings)-Add double-click to add(Subnet mask, gateway, DNS are set to the s

1.The best way to network is to bridge. I used "Network address translation (NAT)", resulting in the virtual machine with the command ifconfig to get the IP is 10.0.2.15, a strange feeling, and then on the real machine has not been connected. Some say with the real machine on the network Sharing center of the virtual machine IP, I found the 192.168.56.1, can ping the pass, but even dead. Oh, I've had a big

"alt=" 003fixzqgy6xgp7v8gf97690 "/>After the setup is complete, execute the service network restart, start the networking, and then ping your host,[[email protected] ~]# Ping 192.168.37.1PING 192.168.37.1 (192.168.37.1) bytes of data.Bytes from 192.168.37.1:icmp_seq=1 ttl=128 time=43.4 msBytes from 192.168.37.1:icmp_seq=2 ttl=128 time=0.377 ms^c---192.168.37.1 ping statistics---2 packets transmitted, 2 received, 0% packet loss, time 2001msRTT Min/avg

VMware in NAT mode, the virtual machine and the host can ping the why the virtual machine cannot surf the Internet?Programme one: 1, the network connection of the virtual machine is set to bridge or NAT can be host Network neighbor properties 3, double-click to open Local

To solve the problem that the 64-bit System "this host supports Intel VT-x, but Intel VT-x is disabled" is installed on a virtual machine, the virtual machine vt-x Background: The Virtual Machine file created on your computer cannot be opened by the company. The error message is as follows: Solution: Restart the

To appear on this machine: Enter www.baidu.com, but enter your own directory1. Add in the Windows/system32/etc/host file127.0.0.1 www.baidu.com2. Add in the Tomcat/conf/server.xml file3. Launch Tomcat, browser input: http://www.baidu.com/jsp/will go to the default pageOf course, you need to add it in the directory Web. xmlIt is then possible to enter the default index.html,and the port number of the Server.xml is 80Virtual

The VirtualBox Virtual Machine network environment resolves and builds-NAT, bridging, Host-Only, Internal, and port ing. A few days ago, the teacher had to check the large job, while our databases are stored in virtual machines (we don't want to put too many things on the machine to keep them light and fast ...), the bridge mode is usually used, but considering t

I. Modification of HTTPD.CONFOpen the Appserv installation directory, locate the httpd.conf file, and remove the # number in front of the following two lines, respectively.1 #Remove # means enable Apache's virtual host feature.1 # Include conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.confTo get rid of this line, it means to import the virtual host