Before Ubuntu is able to surf the internet, but today after the open found on the net, after a toss, done, recorded.
Scenario One: set the network connection to a custom NAT
settings for VMS hardware-and network adapter
This has been modified to connect to the Internet .....
There's a follow-up on the internet
3. settings for Ubuntu
VMware Enter Ubuntu system
Network Connections->auto Etho (Edit)->ipv4 Settings, System-Preferences
Method-Manual
Addresses-ADD
ip:192.168.116.x (X is any number between ~255 )
Netmask : 255.255.255.0
Gateway : 192.168.116.2
DNS : 192.168.116.2
Gateway View
VMnet8->nat Settings, Virtual Network Editor, Edit, VMware
now, if your machine's VMware NAT Service and the VMware DHCP Service These services are open and you can surf the web. If you are not yet reachable, proceed to the next step.
4. Open Related services
Open VMware NAT Service and the VMware DHCP Service These two services, if not open, are not able to access the network.
XP - Start - Control Panel - Management Tools - Service Locate the VMware NAT service and vmware DHCP service Services, Whether to open the related service.
But there are other solutions that may be needed later.
Programme II
1. In NAT mode, the virtual machine is networked via VMNET8, so first check that the virtual machine's NAT and DHCP are turned on, click on the Edit--virtual network Editor View summary and DHCP Two tab in the Pop-up window.
Make sure that vmnet (NAT) is enabled and DHCP is on.
2. Detects if Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) is turned on, and in NAT mode, opening NAT and ICS can cause confusion, so ICS must be turned off.
3. If the above two steps are not a problem, then you need to see if some services that provide VMware Internet are not started, through the Start menu-run--services.msc View related services
Ensure that the VMware NAT service and VMware DHCP Service are in the started state. My Ubuntu virtual machine is unable to surf the internet exactly as VMware This service did not start.
Ubuntu in VM virtual machine cannot connect to network