Use Xshell to log on to VMware Linux

VMware Linux uses Xshell to log on to the environment: WinXP SP3, VMware 8.0, and SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 64bit Virtual Machine network connection mode using NAT (other methods have not been tried ):

Linux installation process ...... Done! 1) After SUSE is installed, open "terminal" and switch to root. Su-> enter the password-> OK www.2cto.com 2) first open the ssh service. /Etc/init. d/sshd startStarting SSH daemon done3) disable the built-in Firewall of SUSE. The Firewall will disable ssh access by default/sbin/SuSEfiewall2 stopSuSEfirewall2: Firewall rules unloaded.4) view the Virtual Machine IP Address

192.168.91.128, which is the connection IP address in Xshell under Win. 5) Create an Xshell connection

6) After Xshell successfully connects to the linux user name and password in VMware, you can use the user created for you during Linux installation.

After entering the user name, select the keyboard interaction mode and enter the password

Login successful! We can see that the word "password" should have been garbled after entering su, here you need to set the "encoding" in the "terminal" label as "UTF-8 ". Www.2cto.com

In this way, you can start the VMware background or turn off the XWindow service to save resources. <======================================================== ====================================> Further: 1) the ssh service chkconfig ssh on2 is automatically enabled when the system is started. The Firewall Service chkconfig SuSEfirewall2_setup offchkconfig SuSEfirewall2_init off3 is disabled by default) you need to directly log in as root and use root as the user name. The password is the one you set during system installation.
Author: PirateLeo