Linux virtual machines in Vmvare have started, but Xftp and Xshell are not connected?
Environmental information: Subnet 192.168.136.*
Linux ip:192.168.136.100
First, check whether the IP and vmvare subnet configuration of Linux is consistent 1, check the IP address of Linux
Ifconfig
2, Vmvare Configure the subnet IP segment of Linux 3, if the IP of Linux is not in the subnet segment, modify the IP address of Linux
Cd/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts
ll
: Wq Save Exit
Reboot-f Restart Effective Network
Second, if XFP and Xshell still unable to connect 1, in Windows check whether you can ping the IP address of Linux
Ping 192.168.136.100
2, if not, check whether the Vmvare subnet is disabled in the network configuration
3. If the subnet is not turned on, enable Vmnet1 and VMNET8 in the network configuration (one of them is active)
Third, reference articles
Reference connection: http://blog.csdn.net/qq_36769100/article/details/71477371
1. First know the IP address of the Linux virtual machine (please refer to my previous post or the previous blog, in short, find it yourself)
2. Open the Linux virtual machine, under Windows, test whether the Linux IP address can be ping;
If the ping is not available, either the native IP and the virtual machine IP are not on the same network segment, or the virtual machine is installed, the Vmnet virtual network card is not generated.
3. Open the network adapter for Windows physical computer, enable VMnet1
Note: The first time I used the VMNET8, but the connection with XFTP Linux connection is not connected to the VMNET1 after the connection.
4. Open the network adapter in the Windows system, configure the IP of the VMNET1 under the same network segment of the Linux server IP, set the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0, confirm
5. Set the network adapter of the Linux virtual machine to host-only mode
Third icon--right---set
6, finally use xftp New connection can be connected
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