Linux virtual machines on the host can not Ping Window problem

Look no firewall off

A bridge mode setting .VMware

1.VMware -> Edit -> Virtual Network Editor -> Change Settings

Select VMnet0 (bridge mode), select the card with the same name as the host, the host can see the name of the NIC in the Network Center

2. Set bridge mode

Select the bridge mode

II. Can not solve the problem on the network

0, the virtual machine vmware: vmnet0 the corresponding bridging mode; NAT mode corresponding to the vmnet1; vmnet8 corresponds to only host mode.

After installing vmware, in the network adapter will be more and vmnet1 vmnet8 two network adapters.

1. Check local connection

Is there a "VMware Bridge Protocol" option (1) property. If not, the need to install - service - add - Disk - browse - select netbridge.inf-- under the VMware installation directory OK - OK to install. Will appear after installation.

(2) whether this option is selected, if not checked, check.

 

2, View vmware: edit - Virtual Network Editor - Change settings

(1) Whether the same time there VMnet0 VMnet1 VMnet8, and cultural correspondence between the first match (of course bridging network will only use VMnet0). If it does not, click on the "Restore Defaults" button to restore settings, it will be only the above three options after the restore.

(2) Select VMnet0, in the bottom of the "bridge to" option box, the default choice is "automatic." If only one card, you can not choose. If you have multiple network cards, it is best to manually select a network adapter bridged to the host computer name of hope.

(3) ensure that the "bridge to" option box that appears the host computer's network adapter name is correct, if not correct, to see if there are other wifi device is not set correctly.

3, view the target virtual machine: Settings - Network adapter - select bridge mode

2 and 3 is a Set bridge mode

 

4. I CentOS7 disposed after installing the bridge mode does not know why not to external networks

Open Network Connections in a graphical interface, delete configuration

Re-set

Of course, you can also use pure command-line settings

1. Back up the Network Configuration

cd to the / etc / sysconfig / network-scripts directory

cd /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts

View the files in that directory, ifcfg-eth0 (this is the file name after I centOS7 renamed after I installed centOS7 began as ifcfg-eno33)

Backup configuration files

cp ifcfg-eth0 ifcfg-eth0.backup

2. Open the configuration file, edit, save

we ifcfg-eth0

Input i in insert mode edit command mode

    = 00 HWADDR: 0C: 29: E1: 73: 78
    the TYPE = Ethernet
    PROXY_METHOD = none
    BROWSER_ONLY = NO
    BOOTPROTO = #static static, static ip, instead of dhcp, automatically obtain ip address
    DEFROUTE = yes
    IPV4_FAILURE_FATAL = NO
    IPV6INIT = yes
    IPV6_AUTOCONF = yes
    IPV6_DEFROUTE = yes
    IPV6_FAILURE_FATAL = NO
    IPV6_ADDR_GEN_MODE = Privacy stable-
    nAME = eth0 # virtual network adapter name
    UUID = d6b36c63-6d8b-3e84-8c2c-1e284b831773
    ONBOOT = yes # enable network boot configuration.
    = -999 AUTOCONNECT_PRIORITY
    DNS1 = 8.8.8.8 # Google the DNS
    DNS2 = 8.8.8.4                    
    IPADDR = 192.168.0.104 # set a static ip address I want to use, and physical hosts to the same network segment, but not the same
    I.e. PREFIX = 24 # subnet mask (255.255.255.0), and can be a physical host as
    GATEWAY = 192.168.0.1 # gateway host and the same physical

Finished modifying Press Esc to enter command mode, press shift +: wq to save and exit input

3. Restart Service

service network  restart

 

The reason for the virtual machine host ping nowhere

Simple way: Turn off the host firewall, you can

Second way:

The host win10: windows Firewall - Advanced Settings - inbound rule - a virtual machine monitor (echo request -ICMPv4-In).

This enabled it to put it. If the network is in public, you need to go to Properties - Advanced check utility


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Author: Bob_666
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