Two network cards configured for CentOS 6.5 based on VMware

Configure two NICs for CentOS 6.5, one for eth0, one for eth1, and the Master for example

1. Select "Master" and "Edit virtual machine settings" as shown below

2, click "Add", as follows

3. Select "Network Adapter" and click "Next", as follows

4. the network I configured is NAT mode, and here by default, click Finish

5. Click "OK" to complete the NIC add

6. Start the system and switch to the/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/directory.

7, configure the first network card, that is, configure the Ifcfg-eth0 file

Ifcfg-eth0 file contents are as follows

device=eth0# hwaddr=: 0C:e1:b2:0etype=ethernet# uuid=e92af1d5-eaa7-  4480-b464-0e064cbb9497onboot=yesnm_controlled=yes# bootproto=dhcpbootproto=Static  ipaddr=192.168. 46.128 netmask= 255.255. 255.0 gateway= 192.168. 46.2

IP, gateway, subnet mask, please modify it according to your own situation

8. Configure the second network card, that is, configure the ifcfg-eth1 file, the default file does not exist, you need to create the file first

ifcfg-eth1 file contents are as follows

device=eth1# hwaddr=: 0C:e1:b2:0etype=ethernet# uuid=e92af1d5-eaa7-  4480-b464-0e064cbb9497onboot=yesnm_controlled=yes# bootproto=dhcpbootproto=Static  ipaddr=192.168. 46.129 netmask= 255.255. 255.0 gateway= 192.168. 46.2

IP, Gateway, subnet mask, please modify it according to your own situation

9. Enter "Service network restart" to restart the network

10. enter "Ifconfig" to view configuration status

11, through the Xshell and other tools to connect, can also be connected to success

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Two network cards configured for CentOS 6.5 based on VMware