Solve the problem that ifconfig and addr cannot see the IP address in Linux

1. Install the Linux system on the virtual machine, start the virtual machine, enter root, and enter the password to start

2. Open the virtual machine settings, select Custom VMnet8 (NAT mode) in the network connection of the network adapter

3. Enter the command ifconfig to view the IP address, or ip addr

4. If the IP address cannot be found, check the configuration of the ens33 network card and enter vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ens33 (add a space after vi)

Change the ONBOOT permission to yes

5. Press Esc to exit, then enter :wq, and press Enter

6. Restart the network service, enter sudo service network restart

7. Enter ifconfig (or ip addr) to view the IP

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