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Today, I will talk to you about how to install the Centos8 system in VMware. Many people may not know much about it. In order to make you understand better, the editor has summarized the following contents for you. I hope you can get something according to this article.

1. Open VMware and select create a new virtual machine.

2. Select Custom (Advanced) (C) for the next step.

3. Next step.

4. Choose to install the operating system later, next.

5. Select Linux, version, and next step.

6. Set the virtual machine name and storage location according to your own needs, the next step.

7. Set the appropriate number of processors according to the configuration of your computer. (install a graphical desktop system and set it as large as possible)

8. Set the appropriate memory size according to the configuration of your computer. (install a graphical desktop system and set it as large as possible)

9. Set the virtual machine network connection mode. (NAT)

10. Select the Imax O controller type, and next step.

11. Select the disk type, next.

12. Select to create a new virtual disk, next.

13. Allocate disk capacity according to your own needs, check to split the virtual disk into multiple files (to facilitate copying the virtual machine to other devices with storage devices), and next step.

14. Specify the storage location of disk files. Next.

15. Select custom hardware here, or you can set up the processor and memory. Because of the planned installation of a graphical desktop system (which takes up a lot of system resources), CPU4 cores and 4G of memory are allocated.

16. Click finish, and the virtual machine is created.

Third, install CentOS8

1. Right-click the virtual machine you just created and select Settings.

2. Select CD/DVD, check the connection at startup, and then select to use the ISO image file. Finally, select browse, find the downloaded system image file, and finally determine.

3. Turn on this virtual machine.

4. After opening the virtual machine, the following interface appears, the mouse clicks into the black window, use the keyboard key to select the first item, install CentOS 8, enter, and the system begins to install automatically.

5. Select the language to be used in the installation process. Here, select Chinese or simplified Chinese (China), and click continue.

6. Click the network and hostname to set up the network.

7. First turn on the switch of the network card, then check to see if you can get the IP address, change the host name, click apply, and click finish.

Click the date and time (T) to set the system date and time.

9. Select Asia and Shanghai in the time zone, set the correct date and time, turn on the network time switch (if the host is already connected to the Internet, the time will be automatically calibrated), and then click finish.

10. Click Software selection (S) to select the software system that needs to be installed.

11. Select "Server" here, enter the command line system after installation, and then click finish. (if you choose a server with GUI, enter the graphical desktop system after installation.)

12. Select the installation destination (disk partition can be done here).

Select the partition I want to configure, and then click finish.

14. Pop up the interface of the following figure, click the plus sign, select / boot, divide the boot into 200m, and finally click to add the mount point.

15. Then allocate space to other partitions in the same way, and click finish when the allocation is complete.

16. Pop up the summary of changes and click to accept the changes.

17. Choose to start the installation.

Click the ROOT password.

19. Click finish after setting the ROOT password.

Click to create users.

21. Enter the user name and password and click finish (you can set this account as an administrator).

22. Wait for the system to be installed and restart.

23. Enter command line mode after reboot.

4. Configure fixed IP to facilitate remote management

1. Log in to the system with root account, edit the file / etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ens33, configure ip address and other information, and modify the red box in the following figure.

# vi / etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ens33

BOOTPROTO= "static" # is set to manually assign IP addresses

IPADDR= "192.168.1.210" # configured as LAN fixed IP

GATEWAY= "192.168.1.1" # configure LAN Gateway

NETMASK= "255.255.255.0" # configure subnet mask

DNS1= "8.8.8.8" # configure the preferred DNS,8.8.8.8 as the IP address of the free DNS server

2. Save the configuration file and shut down the virtual machine.

3. Set the network card mode of the virtual machine. Click Edit Virtual Machine Settings.

4. Click the network adapter, select the connection at startup, select the bridging mode, and click OK.

5. The bridging mode of the network adapter is set successfully, as shown in the following figure.

6. Click Edit, and click the virtual network editor.

7. Click to change the settings in the pop-up interface.

8, pop-up interface, select the bridge mode, please select the actual network card interface, and then click OK. Because I often encounter the problem that the bridge mode is selected automatically, but the system is unable to connect to the network, I still choose the actual network card interface.

9. Start the virtual machine and log in remotely and connect to the network using a fixed IP (as long as the host is already connected to the network).

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