The Linux command ifconfig in VMware has no eth0 information so Xshell cannot connect

When you enter Ifcongfig in the terminal does not appear eth0 any information or eth0 in the inet address is not, (all the settings are normal, using bridging mode) This time you only need to enter two commands to restart the network interface.

#ifdown eth0

#ifup eth0 now find the IP address can be used Xshell telnet.

If you are still not logged in, it is possible that your host is not installed openssh-server. At this point you can mount the program using the following command:

$:sudo apt-get Install Openssh-server

To see if the server is started:$:p s-ef |grep SSH
If you see /usr/sbin/sshd-dcommand to indicate that the service has been started or the service has not started, you need to start the server:
$:/etc/init.d/ssh start

The Linux command ifconfig in VMware has no eth0 information so Xshell cannot connect