How to connect Linux with SECURECRT

To install Linux first, see: http://www.cnblogs.com/shenjieblog/p/5061282.html
Then to install SECURECRT, see: http://www.cnblogs.com/shenjieblog/p/5061292.html
Then to get Linux networked, first open the virtual machine, click on "Edit Virtual machine settings"

If you have a network, it is recommended to use the bridge, but here because I am using the school network, there will be some problems, so I choose Host-only, and then if you connect to the wired is generally no problem, but if it is wireless, there may be some problems, Because this network card is automatically selected, so we need to manually modify the method is to click on the virtual Machine menu bar "edit"-"Virtual network editor",

Then right-click on "Network" on the desktop and click on "Properties" to go in

I clicked on the virtual Nic 1,


Then we open the virtual machine, first enter the user name and password into, and then enter ifconfig, this command and Windows ipconfig a bit similar, where if is interface meaning,

Only one network card, we have to configure one, we also remember the previous view of the network Segment 107, (different virtual network cards assigned by default network segment is not the same, you have to view their own) we want to use SECURECRT to connect the virtual machine, the virtual machine and network card configuration to the same network segment, So that the virtual machine can use this virtual network card, in order to communicate online, my network segment is 107,

Where ETH is the network card partition, 0 is the first network card partition meaning, 192.168.107.2 is I to the virtual machine configuration ip,107 is the same as the network segment of my virtual network card, the last value in 0-255, but must be different from the virtual network card, so I set the 2, Set it up and then use Ifconfig to see the two network cards, note that the configuration is temporary, that is, if you reboot the configuration will not take effect. Only in the file to modify can be permanently effective,

If the configuration is successful or not, we can check it first win+r then enter CMD to open the command prompt, enter ping 192.168.107.2 inside to see if there is a return packet indicating that the configuration was successful, as follows:

Once this is configured, open the SECURECRT.

Then configure it,




Although it has been successful, but we still have some errors in the use of the process, such as garbled, so we still have to make basic changes to the SECURECRT settings:





After the settings are saved, the effect is as follows:

How to connect Linux with SECURECRT