How to connect Putty to Ubuntu in VMWare

After searching for the tutorial, we all said that the virtual machine network should be in the bridging mode, but it cannot be connected even if it is set to bridging. Some people say it is a problem with IP settings, some say it is a problem with virtual machine network settings, some say it is a problem with the firewall, and I have tried all the tests. The results have not made any progress. Refer to this tutorial: Workshop. Environment: Host OS: wi

After searching for the tutorial, we all said that the virtual machine network should be in the bridging mode, but it cannot be connected even if it is set to bridging. Some people say that the IP settings, some say that virtual machine network settings problems, some say that the firewall problems, can try all tried, the results are not any progress, refer to this tutorial: http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2013-05/84818.htm

Virtual Machine NetworkNATMethod of connection, I will try it quickly, and the result will be connected smoothly.

Environment:

Host OS: windows7 64bit

VMWare v9.0.2 build-1031769

Ubuntu 12.10 64bit

Preparations:

Verify that ssh is installed and started in Ubuntu as follows:

Sudo apt-get install openssh-server

If you have not installed ssh, it will be installed. If you are prompted that you have already installed ssh, run the following command:

Ps-e | grep ssh
If only ssh-agent is available, the ssh-server has not been started./etc/init. d/ssh start is required. If you see sshd, the ssh-server has been started.

The method is simple:

1. It is best to first restore the Virtual Machine network configuration to the default, [edit]-> [Virtual Network Editor]-> [Restore Default]

2. In the VM settings, click Network Adapter, select NAT for network connection mode, and click OK.

3. Restart the VM.

4. Open terminal and enter ifconfig to view the current Virtual Machine address (eth0 inet address)

5. Use putty to connect to port 22 of the address.

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