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2. Edit -> Virtual Network Editor
3. Modify VMware's IP and DNS to static
VMware Network Adapter VMnet8 right click properties
Select TPC/IPv4, click the property button below
The following addresses are filled in according to the subnet ip and mask filled in on Windows
Press esc to exit edit mode, enter ":wq!" to save and exit
After launching, enter sudo netplan apply to update the configuration
After entering ifconfig, check whether the ip has been successfully changed
1. Virtual machine settings
Network adapter selects NAT mode
2. Edit -> Virtual Network Editor
- Select VMnet8
- Click to change settings (administrator authorization)
- Select NAT mode, click NAT settings, and view the gateway IP
- The subnet IP can be different from what I set, mainly to make your virtual machine and your Windows system in the same LAN, but the mask of your Windows must be the same as mine
3. Modify VMware's IP and DNS to static
control Panel
Network and Internet
Network and Sharing Center
Change adapter settings
VMware Network Adapter VMnet8 right click properties
Select TPC/IPv4, click the property button below
Set as shown above
Configure the ip address, subnet mask, and default gateway (the last three digits of the ip address can be set at will, but they cannot be consistent with your Ubuntu’s ip, and the default gateway is also, which can be added or subtracted appropriately)
4. Configure Ubuntu's yaml
- open terminal
- Enter sudo vi /etc/netplan/01-network-manager-all.yaml
- Delete the original configuration
- Write the following configuration
The above part of address can add 1 to the ip address of Windows configuration, and the via is the same
The following addresses are filled in according to the subnet ip and mask filled in on Windows
Press esc to exit edit mode, enter ":wq!" to save and exit
After launching, enter sudo netplan apply to update the configuration
After entering ifconfig, check whether the ip has been successfully changed