VMware's detailed tutorial on how to create a Linux virtual machine and set up a virtual machine network

How to create a Linux virtual machine in VMware and set up VMware and virtual machine networking

Creating a Linux Virtual Machine

Creating a virtual machine

Select Custom for Configuration Type

Virtual machine hardware compatibility, select the current Vmware version

Select the Linux ISO image file to be used. The image is downloaded from the Alibaba Cloud Mirror Station.

Virtual machine naming and virtual machine storage location

Virtual machine CPU core number configuration

Virtual machine memory settings

Virtual machine network connection selection

Select the virtual machine I/O controller type

Virtual machine disk type selection

Which disk does the virtual machine use?

Specify the disk size and choose whether to split the disk into multiple files

The virtual machine is created

Virtual machine network settings

Let the Linux virtual machine have two network cards, where network card 1 is the internal network (eth0) and network card 2 is the external network (eth1).

Editing Virtual Machine Settings

Add a network adapter

Modify the network connection mode of the network adapter. For network adapter 1 (intranet), select: host mode only; for network adapter 2 (extranet), select: NAT mode.

After the modification is completed, the overall configuration of the virtual machine is as follows

Vmware virtual network settings

For virtual machine network connections, set the host-only mode and NAT mode. This will standardize the network segments used by network connections in all virtual machines.

Select Virtual Network Editor

Host-only settings

NAT Settings

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