Linux notes VMware Network connection

Overview

VMware has three network connectivity modes, namely bridged,Nat, and host-only;

When the VMware workstation is installed, two virtual network cards are automatically emulated on the host:VMnet1 and VMnet8, where VMnet1 corresponds to host-only mode, VMnet8 corresponds to nat mode;

VMware-----> virtual Machines-----> Settings-----> Network adapters

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VMware-----> Edit----> Virtual Network Editor

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Right-click the network connection icon-----> Open Network and Sharing Center-----> Change Adapter settings

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Note: VMware related services start

Right-click this computer-----> Manage-----> Services and Applications-----> Services

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Basic concepts

There are three types of network connection modes that VMware uses:

• Bridged mode : Bridging, direct connection to physical network;

The virtual machine uses the real network card to communicate, the configuration is simple, the equivalent of a real computer, as long as the virtual machine's IP and host in the same network segment, can communicate with each other, in addition to the local area network can communicate with other computers, but will occupy a network segment of the IP;

• NAT Mode : Network address Translation (Translate), which is used to share the host's IP;

Use the virtual network card VMnet8 to communicate, but can only communicate with the host, as long as the host can access the Internet, the virtual machine can also access;

• host-only Mode : Only host mode, private network shared with the host;

Use the virtual network card VMNET1 communication and only can communicate with the host, unable to access the Internet;

Bridged mode configuration

Step 1: View host IP Address

The host uses DHCP to obtain the IP automatically:

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Use the ipconfig command to view the IP on cmd:

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Step 2: Virtual Machine Connection mode configuration

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To set up a bridging network card in the Virtual network editor, it is recommended that you do not select automatic:

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Step 3: Eth0 configuration in virtual machines

Can be set to DHCP mode

Step 4: Network Testing

To test between a host and a virtual machine using the ping command

Nat Mode Configuration

Step 1: View the network segment of the virtual NIC VMnet8 and the network segments in the virtual Web Editor to ensure that they are in the same network segment

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Step 2: Virtual Machine Connection mode configuration

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Step 3: Eth0 configuration in virtual machines

The Setup command can be configured quickly in the CentOS release, where the configuration file configuration is not described in detail;

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Step 4: Network Testing

Using the ping command

Host-only Mode configuration

Step 1: View the network segment of the virtual NIC VMnet1 and the network segments in the virtual Web Editor to ensure that they are in the same network segment

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My virtual network card VMnet1 IP is 192.168.13.1/24, belongs to 192.168.13.x network segment (virtual machine automatically assigned)

To view the Virtual network editor:

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Step 2: Turn on local sharing

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Step 3: Virtual Machine Connection mode configuration

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Step 4: Eth0 configuration in virtual machines

Ifconfig 192.168.13.2

Note: The use of command configuration can only be temporarily effective, to be permanent, you can modify the relevant configuration file

Step 5: Communication testing on the host

Open the CMD console

Ping 192.168.13.2

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Linux notes VMware Network connection