Configure the network for remote connection in RedHat6 under vmwarevm

Recently, I used the RedHatLinux operating system in the vmwarevm and felt it was inconvenient to use it directly. So I decided to configure the RedHat network and use the local remote tool SecureCRT to connect to RedHat. Environment Description: The local operating system is 64-bit Windows 8, the virtual machine is VMware8.2, and the virtual machine operating system is RedHatEntLinux6. RedHatEnterpriseLinux7 is now available for users to download

Recently, I used the RedHat Linux operating system in the vmwarevm and felt it was inconvenient to use it directly. So I decided to configure the RedHat network and use the local remote tool SecureCRT to connect to RedHat.

Environment Description: The local operating system is 64-bit Windows 8, the virtual machine VMware8.2, and the virtual machine operating system is Red Hat Ent Linux 6.

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1. Set the local network: After the vmvm is installed, two network connections (VMnet1 and VMnet8) will be added to the local machine.

Network Connection VMnet1 is the host-only mode. In the host-only mode, the virtual system and the host machine system can communicate with each other, which is equivalent to the two machines connected through twisted pair wires, only virtual machines and hosts are connected. By default, virtual machines can only access hosts and share files with them, but virtual machines cannot access the Internet;

Network connection to VMnet8 is a NAT method, which enables the virtual system to access the public network through the network of the host machine through the NAT (Network Address Translation) function. That is, it is equivalent to giving you a virtual switch that connects the virtual machine to the real system, so that the virtual machine and the real system can share with each other and access the internet in the virtual operating system. The TCP/IP configuration information is provided by the DHCP server of the VMnet8 (NAT) Virtual Network and cannot be modified manually. Therefore, the virtual system cannot communicate with other real hosts in the local area network.

Generally, NAT is the most common and convenient method. This method is suitable if you only have one Internet address.

1) set the local network connection to the shared status and share it with VMnet8:

2) set the IP address and subnet mask of VMnet8. Here, set the IP address to 192.168.137.1 (numbers in 1-december are acceptable, which is irrelevant to the local IP address). The subnet mask is 255.255.255.0, And the gateway and DNS can not be set;

2. Open VMWare and SET network connections. Click edit-virtual network editor to set VMWare:

Click NAT setting to set the gateway ip address, which is equivalent to a LAN gateway. This gateway is used by the virtual machine operating system;