1. Click on the VirtualBox menu item "Devices" and select "Install Enhancements". (the disc is now loaded in CDROM)
2. Mount the disc
#mkdir/mnt/cdrom//New directory
#mount/dev/cdrom/mnt/cdrom//Loading discs
#cd/mnt/cdrom
#./vboxlinuxadditions.run
Will prompt Kernel-devel version is incorrect
#yum-y Install kernel-devel-2.6.32-504.el6.x86_64//The specified kernel version is installed according to the output information prompt
#./vboxlinuxadditions.run//re-install again.
The installation was successful.
(#umount/mnt/cdrom//unmount disc)
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VBox Creating a shared directory
1) #mkdir/mnt/share//Create a new directory
2. Tap the VBox menu item "Devices" and select "Shared Folder"
Add the corresponding folder under Windows as a shared folder (such as F:\myshare) and tick "auto mount", "fixed assignment".
3) #mount-T vboxsf myshare/mnt/share//MyShare corresponds to the name of the shared folder created above
4) #cd/mnt/share to see the contents of the corresponding folder.
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XSHELL5 Installation
1) Xshell5 Direct input IP can be connected
XFTP5 Installation
1) See if the XFTPD service is installed on CentOS
#rpm-qa | grep vsftpd
If no installation is performed, the
#yum-y Install vsftpd
2) Set Boot start
#chkconfig vsftpd on
3) Open VSFTPD Service
#service vsftpd Start
4) Open the Xftp software, enter the host IP, select the protocol as:SFTP, enter the user name password, you can complete the login.
CentOS installs enhanced software under VirtualBox, adds shared folders, xshell/xftp installation