CentOS 7 installed on the VMware workstation NIC problem RHEL7

The type of network adapter provided by VMware is Pcnet32, and if you do not find a network card inside the VM, you can try

Lspci |egrep "net| Eth "view type Lspci-k-v |grep eth-a20 view corresponding driver lsmod |egrep" net| intel|e1000 "See if there is a NIC driver

el 7 default does not provide Pcnet32 network card driver, because Pcnet32 's network card is too old, also does not support Mii-tool. Here we will modify the type of network adapter provided by VMware.
method:
Locate the. vmx file in the virtual machine storage location specified by VMware, and find the

Ethernet0.virtualdev = "Pcnet32" or something else. Modify it to: Ethernet0.virtualdev = "e1000" (if not added) #ethernet0. addresstype = "VPX" commented out.

Restart the machine.

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CentOS 7 installed on the VMware workstation NIC problem RHEL7