# Make certain to return to your fedora2 VM.# To configure a new interface on fedora2 go to '''Applications'''->'''Other'''->'''Network Connections''' .# Make certain there are no '''"Wired"''' connections (even if you have to click on the connection name and click the '''Delete''' button.# Change the "Connection Name" at the top to read '''eth1'''# Click on the '''NewAdd''' button, and select the '''IPv4 Settings''' tab.# Select Change the method from "Automatic (DHCP)" to '''Ethernet Device"Manual"''' and choose .# In the network card named '''eth1Addresses section''', click '''"Add"'''.# Statically Manually set the IP configurationto:

# Select Click '''ForwardSave'''to Finish, and then select '''Apply''' exit the Network Connections dialog box.# Your network connection may connect (view the Network Manager applet in the gnome panel at the top of the screen). If there is no connection after a few minutes, you should be able to right-click on the applet and click "eth1" to Finishconnect.#You should be able to use the systemctl command to restart your network.'''Restart your network''' on fedora2 by issuing the commandcommands: <code><span style="background-color: yellow">systemctl stop NetworkManager.service</span></code> and <code><span style="background-color:yellow">systemctl enable start NetworkManager.service</span></code>