Solve the problem of local SSH connection to FreeBSD in VMware

Solve the problem of local SSH connection to FreeBSD in VMware

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"Solve ruijie and VMWare problems in a compromise way

Feb 17th, 2008 by liuw

Ruijie has a multi-nic restriction problem, and VMWare will add two more virtual adapters in the system, so how the system in the virtual machine can access the Internet has always been a problem. After some exploration today, we have found a feasible method:

Run vmnetcmd.exe, click the host virtual adapters tab, delete the two virtual NICs, and set the network connection mode to Nat in the virtual machine so that the system in the virtual machine can connect to the Internet. Configurations. Go to the NAT tab, click Edit, and a port forwarding button appears in the new window. Click in to set port ing.

OK, I want to have all the functions. Now I can work with ease.

Updated: Go to 3322.org to apply for a dynamic DNS, so that you don't even need to remember your own IP address, which is much more convenient ."

Although our school does not use ruijie, but dr.com, they are basically the same ~~~

Disable vnet1 and vnet8, and then perform Nat port ing to solve the problem of local SSH connection to FreeBSD in VMware.

Enable FreeBSD for SSH and FTP. It is convenient to use Putty to connect to or upload files through SSH.