Resolves an issue where Linux virtual machines cannot ping gateways in Vmare workstation

Objective:

I used to use the bridge mode configuration, the IP address can be ping, the gateway how all ping does not pass. We might as well switch to a way to change the bridging mode to NAT mode.

(1) Modify the Linux virtual Machine network adapter mode to NAT mode

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(2) Modifying the virtual network editor

View DHCP settings, 192.168.31.128---192.168.31.254

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(3) Modify the NIC configuration file for Linux

Bootproto=dhcp

ipaddr=192.168.31.129

netmask=255.255.255.0

gatway=192.168.31.1

(4) Restart the network card

Service Network restart

Resolves an issue where Linux virtual machines cannot ping gateways in Vmare workstation