First we need to understand some basic commands for network configuration
One: Basic command
- CENTOS6 Network card name modification (the modification of the NIC name can make it easier and faster to configure):
in the Linux in the //etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules in the name of the network card is stored in the basic information,
View and modify through Vim/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules.
will be NAME changes after saving exit , and then through the command
Modprobe-r eth1; Modprobe eth1 unload driver and load driver to reread Udev settings
modifying the NIC is a need to be aware that in case of modification errors, you need to remember the difference between the NIC's mac .
2. Modify the configuration file of the NIC
Each NIC's configuration file is placed in the/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ directory, which we can see
Configuration file for network card, opening file
Is the detailed configuration of the NIC
then we just need to know
- device is the device name of the NIC
- bootproto=dhcp Span style= "font-family: Arial" > represents the network adapter's ip dhcp auto get
- hwaddr represents the mac of this NIC Span style= "font-family: Arial" > address
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Modify IP address will bootproto=dhcp Delete, or =none|static
Add the following two lines
ipaddr=2.2.2.2
netmask=255.255.255.0
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Note: you need to modprobe-r eth1000 to take effect after you modify the file, Modprobe eth1000 unload the drive and load the drive.
Two:ImplementVmwarecommunication between the next two different network segments1.we need toVMwareconfigure two different network segments, three virtual machines. Configured as follows
The configuration of Vmnet2 and VMnet3 is shown. Then we need to clone three virtual machines. Pc1 and PC2
and R1(as routers)
Pc 1 Add network adapter, select Network Segment as Vmnet2
PC2 Network Segment is vmnet3,R1 's network segment is vmnet2 and vmnet3
We're going to draw a diagram before we configure it.
1.Configure the virtual machine'sIpaddress and network card name toPC1as an examplePc1the configuration
view current NIC and IP via ifconfig command
We usually put the net at the beginning of the 172 in the first place, andthe192 in the second place. So we need to modify the NIC name.
Vim/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
At this point we need to change the network card name by the different MAC address of the NIC to get the result we want. "eth4"needs to be replaced with "eth0", "eth5" replaced by "eth1". "eth3"replaced by "eth2". , it is not difficult to find "eth3" (will be replaced by "eth2") is the network card we added.
save after modifying, and then
Modprobe-r eth1000; Modprobe eth1000 unload driver and load driver to reread Udev settings
The effect is as follows:
The NIC name was modified successfully.
Now we need to modify the configuration files for each NIC. Through/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/, the configuration files are all in this place. We need to edit the eth2 configuration file.
Vim /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eht2
add an IP address:192.18.33.33
One gateway:255.255.255.
MAC Address modified to
Save Exit then
Modprobe-r eth1000; Modprobe eth1000 Reload all network cards
And then view
PC1 NIC configuration is complete.
R1the NIC configuration
Ifconfig View
Modify the NIC name
Change Eth3 to eth1 eth4 eth2 eth6 to Eth3,eth5 Replace eth0 ;
Save exit, Modprobe-r eth1000; Modprobe eth1000 Reload all network cards
View
The modification was successful. the IP addresses of the eth2 and eth3 are configured
eth2 IP:192.18.33.251
Mac address is 00:50:56:36:85:f2
Eth3 IP:192.18.22.251
Mac address is:00:50:56:36:1f:a3
Save exit, Modprobe-r eth1000; Modprobe eth1000 Reload all network cards
View
Note: The ETH3 configuration file may not be present at this time , we need to add one manually.
The configuration was successful.
Configure PC2 as follows
At present, the IP of three network cards are set up.
We need to set up a route to PC1 and PC2.
2. Routing configuration:
Unicom success.
Linux Network Configuration--to realize the communication of different network segment virtual machines