Network configuration _ After installing Linux virtual machines under VMware

The first step

Open the VMware Software [edit] Select virtual Machine Network configuration

Step Two

Select VMnet8 This card

Subnet IP set to xxx.xxx.xxx.0

Note 1: Nic VMnet1 is a network that provides bridging mode

{If you use this network card, you are using Windows, so to speak, your Linux is not a virtual machine, equal to the real existence of}

{If you have a computer next to it, even if it is a Windows system, you can open file sharing under Linux, the device of the Windows system is accessible}

NOTE 2: Nic VMnet8 is a network that provides net mode

{This net network mode can be seen when working at the company}

{It is transmitted via broadcast [xxx.xxx.xxx.0], router management [xxx.xxx.xxx.2] "This is a server-side process under Windows", Can make a lot of Linux machines can be on this network card online}

{If there is a computer next to it, the computer next to it will not be able to access the current Linux system device}

The above is the difference between the two net cards

Step Three

This is the Windows.

Because after installing the VMware Virtual machine, two network cards are generated under windows

One is the NIC VMnet1

The second is the NIC VMnet8

Do not obtain an IP address automatically

Set to Xxx.xxx. xxx.1 represents native native native computer important thing in Windows three times.

Click OK to complete the setup

What really makes the Linux virtual function get online is a server-side process in Windows

Fourth Step

Select NAT Settings

The gateway IP is set to, xxx.xxx.xxx.2 here is the router

Click OK

Fifth Step

Select DHCP settings

Start IP set to xxx.xxx.xxx.3

Click OK

Complete the setup, your Linux can surf the internet, OK.

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Network configuration _ After installing Linux virtual machines under VMware