Configure multiple NICs and multiple IP addresses in CentOS in VMware

Configure multiple NICs and multiple IP addresses in CentOS in VMware
1, configure the second Nic 1) CentOS6.5 network configuration (http://blog.csdn.net/clevercode/article/details/46376985 );
How to configure eth0. This article explains how to configure eth1 in a virtual machine.


2) First, add the second Nic device to the Virtual Machine of eth0: 192.168.142.130. Select a virtual machine, right-click it, and add a network adapter.



3) configuration. Configure eth1 as an intranet ip Address: 10.107.1.130.

# Vi/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth1

 

DEVICE = eth1 # HWADDR = 00: 0C: 29: F5: 6E: 85 TYPE = EthernetONBOOT = yesNM_CONTROLLED = yes # BOOTPROTO = dhcpBOOTPROTO = staticIPADDR = 255.255.255.01166init = noDNS1 = 192.168.142.2

4) restart the NIC.
# Service network restart

5) Check Configuration

# Ifconfig


2. Configure multiple Intranet IP addresses
1) use the same method in the same way as the one in eth0: 192.168.142.20.virtual machine, and configure the second Nic eth1: 10.107.1.20.
10.107.1.130 and 10.107.1.130 are configured as Intranet IP addresses of the same network segment.

2) ping 10.107.1.130 at 10.107.1.large.