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This article is about how Mac VMware Fusion CentOS7 configures static IP. The editor thinks it is very practical, so share it with you as a reference and follow the editor to have a look.

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Install CentOS7

Here we are going to install CentOS7 64-bit, so choose CentOS7 64-bit configuration

After we click on storage, vmware will automatically create a virtual machine for us, but we haven't added an image yet, so we need to shut it down first.

Set up an image for the newly created virtual machine

Let's talk about the reason why it is set to English, because English is a more international language. If something goes wrong when it is set to English, it will be an English error prompt. It is easier to find a solution on the Internet through English error prompt. If you make a mistake in Chinese, it is more difficult to find a solution.

Set the time zone. The default is New York, and it will be changed to Shanghai, China.

Configure static IP

1. Change the network configuration to nat mode

Enter the VMware Fusion vmnet8 directory through the Mac terminal

Cd / Library/Preferences/VMware\ Fusion/vmnet8

View nat.conf content

Cat nat.conf

Remember the data in the red box, which you need to use in the following configuration

View cat dhcpd.conf

Cat dhcpd.conf

Note that range is a range of static ip addresses that virtual machines are allowed to choose, and custom static ip addresses must be in this range (this article intends to use 172.16.104.130 as an example)

Get DNS (in mac system preferences-> Network->)

Log in to CentOS7

Enter the network-scripts directory of the virtual machine

Cd / etc/sysconfig/network-scripts

Find the file at the beginning of ifcfg-en. I have ifcfg-ens33 in the picture above.

Edit the file through vi

The following figure is the default configuration

Let's change it to the following configuration

After saving, restart the service to make the changes take effect

Service network restart

Ping to take a look at Baidu, successfully Ping to

Then we can connect remotely through tools such as SecureCRT. Please remember that if you go to another place to surf the Internet, you may find that your virtual machine is not connected. That is because the DNS address has changed. At this time, you just need to edit the ifcfg-enxxx file again and add the DNS address of your current network.

Such as:

DNS1=192.168.0.1DNS2=114.114.114.114

Let's test it through a SecureCRT connection

Thank you for reading! This is the end of this article on how to configure static IP in Mac VMware Fusion CentOS7. I hope the above content can be of some help to you, so that you can learn more knowledge. if you think the article is good, you can share it for more people to see!

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