CentOS settings in VMWare specify NAT IP to access the network at the same time

First, after installing CentOS, check the virtual machine----right---set the virtual machine to NAT mode

Select Edit--Virtual network editor--View or edit subnet IP and subnet masks

Check NAT settings to view gateway IP

View the ifconfig before the configuration and record the Mac

The following begins the formal configuration of the specified IP:

Edit under root privileges: Vi/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0

Device= "Eth0" #第一块网卡
bootproto= Sign of "static" #设置成静态ip
Hwaddr= "00:0c:29:bd:f4:e5" #上面指定的MAC地址
ipv6init= "Yes"
Ipaddr= "192.168.135.155" #要指定的 IP
Gateway= "192.168.135.2" #网关
netmask= "255.255.255.0" #子网掩码
nm_controlled= "No"

arpcheck= "NO"
onboot= "Yes"
Type= "Ethernet"
Uuid= "1be372d0-5fbe-420d-9847-c5b45792cae9" #如果是clone the CentOS cluster, then this UUID is consistent

Editor: vi/etc/resolv.conf
Add to:

NameServer 192.168.135.2 #网关对应

Perform/etc/init.d/network restart to net restart

View IP by ifconfig

Test network conditions by pinging www.baidu.com

For the final test:

If the ping is not able to: in the network connection will be VMnet1 disabled after the attempt, if not, try to restart the CentOS test

CentOS settings in VMWare specify NAT IP to access the network at the same time