The problem of eth0 Nic cannot be found on the network after cloning Linux system with VMware

When using a cloned virtual machine to discover that the network card eth0 is not available in the system, using IFCONFIG-A will find only eth1. Because the system is cloned, the original eth0 and IP address are the original network card, VMware Discovery has been occupied, will create a new ETH1 network card. Because the network-related configuration of the system is based on eth0, ETH1 does not have a network-related configuration, so there is a situation where networking is not possible.

At this point we just need to modify the two files and then reboot the system just fine.

First modify Ifcfg-eth0 This file

Vim/etc/sysconfig/network-script/ifcfg-eth0

With these options, delete the UUID directly with HWADDR (the corresponding network card physical address), save exit

　　

And then modify 70-persistent-net.rules this file,

Vim/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules

These options appear, name=eth0 that comment off or delete, change name=eth1 to Name=eth0, exit save,

or more convenient to delete the 70-persistent-net.rules file directly, restart will automatically generate a correct

RM-RF  /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules

Finally reboot restart in ifconfig found the IP address appeared, normal networking also no problem.

　　

The problem of eth0 Nic cannot be found on the network after cloning Linux system with VMware