Use Xshell to connect to the Linux virtual machine on VMware (graphic steps)

Preface: I recently started to study the construction of Hadoop platform, so I installed VMware workstation pro on my local machine and created a Linux virtual machine (centos system). In order to facilitate switching between the local machine and the virtual machine, I plan to use Xshell to directly connect to the Linux virtual machine. Before this, you need to configure the network of the Linux virtual machine. Hence the following record.

step:

1. Check the network connection mode of the Linux virtual machine and make sure it is in NAT mode. (Since I am only connecting locally, I did not select bridge mode. Of course, the configuration of bridge mode will be different, so I will not go into details here)

2. In VMware workstation, click [Edit]-->[Virtual Network Editor] on the menu bar to open the Virtual Network Editor below. Select VMnet8 (NAT mode) and uncheck [Use local DHCP service...] (if checked, a dynamic IP will be set).

3. In the picture below, click NAT Settings.

Remember the subnet IP range in the figure above. As shown in the figure above, the virtual machine is in the range of 192.168.44.0~192.168.44.255.

Note: In the above figure, 192.168.44.2 is the gateway address, 192.168.44.255 is the broadcast address, and 192.168.44.0 is generally the network segment IP, so the three addresses 0, 2, and 255 cannot be set.

4. Set the IP, DNS and host name of the virtual machine

1) Set the IP address, subnet mask and gateway as shown below.

#vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ens* (*Depends on the actual situation, this article uses ens33)

BOOTPROTO=static

IPADDR=192.168.44.3

NETMASK=255.255.255.0

GATEWAY=192.168.44.2

ONBOOT=yes

ONBOOT: refers to whether the network card is activated when the system starts. The default is no. Setting it to yes means that the network card is activated when the system starts.

BOOTPROTO : Network allocation method, static. (Remember to change it to Static, otherwise you will not be able to connect to the network)

IPPADDR : Manually specify the IP address.

NETMASK : Subnet mask.

GATEWAY : Gateway IP address.

2) Set up DNS

#vi /etc/resolv.conf

3) Set the host name

#vi /etc/sysconfig/network

NETWORKING=yes

HOSTNAME=hadoop01

#vim /etc/hostname

hadoop01

4) After the above files are configured successfully, restart the virtual machine or use the service network restart command to restart the network card.

#reboot

5. Set the IP properties of VMnet8 on Windows, as shown below. (Open Control Panel-->Network and Internet, click [Change adapter settings] on the right, and enter the "Network Connections" page)

6. After configuring the above steps, you can successfully use Xshell to connect to the Linux virtual machine.

7. Interlude: When vim and ifconfig commands cannot be found, use yum install net-tools/vim to install them.

#yum install -y net-tools

#yum install -y vim

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