Creat CentOs net Connect !

[vladiks]

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Status NO >>>> ACTIVEATE

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Local Area <<<<

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RESTART PC <<<

GO TEST !!

 

[darkxl]

Good man

 

[xandemerc]

i cant see imgs Oo

 

[vladiks]

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[ramispo]

thank you very much sir ill do ir right now... its clear to me now..
thanks pics really helps me..

 

[vladiks]

VMnet1?
>>>>>>>>>>> FOTO >>>>>>> 5.

 

[ramispo]

VMnet1?
>>>>>>>>>>> FOTO >>>>>>> 5.

thanks agian sir i miss look it, hehehe, i think its because of lack of sleep. ive been sleepless for almost a week now..
tnx again sir

 

[`CcyClOnE`]

nice hehehe^_^

 

[Just_Rytis]

Thx main, it really helps! But I think this is not Realise This is Guide ;-)

 

[vladiks]

I Bad Eng !!

 

[nanoman]

Why would anyone want to configure the IP settings if you can easily put simply to the NAT which will automatically select the VMNet8 and in the CentOS you would simply need to select the Automatically Detect IP not edit it so that it would fit the VMNet8, cause it will automatically do it and after that you need to just activate the new Eth0 and wolla you're connected to the internet.

 

[Just_Rytis]

Grrr, still can't connect to CentOS with Putty :-( nanoman what ip to write in Putty if select NAT and DHCP? Thx!

 

[ramispo]

sir i cant connect, it doesnt save after reboot how to disable this?

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and how to remove that message below
"VMware tools is not instaled....."
what should i install?

 

[nanoman]

You have to type the IP which you see when you type in the CentOS Terminal: ifconfig



EDITED: ramispo! you have not checked the "Automatically obtain DNS information from server"

 

[ramispo]

You have to type the IP which you see when you type in the CentOS Terminal: ifconfig

i also use the ip found in "ifconfig" but still cant connect

 

[Just_Rytis]

I can't connect too! What's bad? Thx!

 

[vladiks]

CentOS FireWall Off ?

 

[nanoman]

You both have you checked the "Automatically obtain DNS information from server"? I think not! When its done, just simply click Deactivate and then Activate!

 

[ramispo]

You have to type the IP which you see when you type in the CentOS Terminal: ifconfig



EDITED: ramispo! you have not checked the "Automatically obtain DNS information from server"

i used the statiscally set IP, save it and reboot, but after reboot, it turns back to automatically obtain IP... is the warning below has a connection with my problem? that " VMware tools not installed in this guest"?

 

[Jaroslaw1998]

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!! my server working hahahaha man very THANKS !!!!!!!!!