"End claims" Configuring the Linux network card

1) Configure the network card:

Go to configure NIC interface: Setup

Start NIC command: Ifup eth0

View IP Address: ifconfig

Configuration process:

1. Execute Setup command →network configuration→device config→eth0 (temporarily select DHCP)

Configuration Complete Once click "OK" → "save" →save&quit, so you exit to the command line interface;

2. Command line ifup eth0----Get IP---Time is a little longer, if not get IP, enter Windows view computer-right-click Management-Service--vmware Dhcp/nat;

3.ifconfig eth0 View acquired IP

4. Then windows-start-run-cmd into the DOS window to ping the IP address seen from Ifconfig;

5. If you can ping pass then prove the configuration is successful;

2) Set the self-starting network card without repeated input ifup eth0

1. Enter the command line: cat/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0→ to view the configuration file to modify the network card, display Onboot=no, here indicates that the next boot also re-enter the Ifupo to start the network card;

2. Set the self-starting NIC--replace the file's properties with Sed-i

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This command indicates that the next boot system Will Self-start the network card;

3. See if the configuration was successful: Cat/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfig-eth0

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"End claims" Configuring the Linux network card