VMware inside the CentOS 6.5&7.2 configuration network.

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Here first write 6.5 network configuration, ideas: 1 First modify the network card configuration file, 2 settings dns,3 and then restart the service;

Vi/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0

device=eth0hwaddr=00:0c:29:8c:92:66type=ethernetuuid=11534067-927e-478e-9fd7-7408afd7e04fonboot=yesgateway= 192.168.10.1ipaddr=192.168.10.65netmask=255.255.255.0nm_controlled=yesbootproto=staticpeerdns=yesdns1= 114.114.114.114dns2=61.139.2.69

Here directly to my full profile, during the episode, did not set the DNS in Ifcfg-eth0, ping outside the network old; then recheck the DNS configuration file (/etc/resolv.conf) and network card profile (Ifcfg-eth0)

Vi/etc/resolv.conf

# Generated by Networkmanagernameserver 114.114.114.114nameserver 61.139.2.69

And then restart the service, unexpectedly found that etcresolv.conf every restart is not the DNS is saved, and then directly in the network card configuration file to add DNS resolution;

Then restart Services: Service network restart

Ok

Back to Normal

============= Next Set 7.2=============

7.2 After the installation is complete , the reboot will appear after boot:

Initial setup of CentOS Linux 7 (CORE) 1) [x] creat user 2) [!] License information (no user would be created) (License not accepted) * * your choice from above [' Q ' to quit | ' C ' to continue | ' R ' to refresh]:

Workaround:

Enter "1" and press ENTER

Enter "2" and press ENTER

Enter "Q" and press ENTER

Enter "Yes" and press the ENTER key

Installation time to open the network card connection, the direct Internet is unobstructed, the individual set fixed IP, according to the actual demand;

Type= "Ethernet" bootproto= "static" defroute= "yes" peerdns= "yes" peerroutes= "yes" ipv4_failure_fatal= "no" ipv6init= " Yes "ipv6_autoconf=" yes "ipv6_defroute=" yes "ipv6_peerdns=" yes "ipv6_peerroutes=" yes "ipv6_failure_fatal=" no "NAME=" eno16777736 "uuid=" 409a4cf4-ee35-43f3-8c93-1f854445492d "device=" eno16777736 "onboot=" yes "gateway= 192.168.10.1ipaddr=192.168.10.72netmask=255.255.255.0

Take a snapshot here and change the NIC eno16777736 to Eth0

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VMware inside the CentOS 6.5&7.2 configuration network.