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OPS235 Lab 6

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:'''Perform the following steps:'''
# Configure the centos3 VM (in the '''View ''' -> '''Details ''' menu of Virtual Machine Manager) to configure the NIC interface to '''network1 (refer to Part 1)/'''.
# Start your '''centos3''' VM, login, and su to '''root'''.
# Use the command called: '''ifconfig''' to list active interfaces, you should see one with a name of '''eth0''' or a similar name.
# Use the '''ifconfig''' and '''ping''' commands to verify your network connection to other VMs.
# Login and attempt to '''ssh''' to your matrix account to verify the settings.<br><br>We need to also configure your centos2 VM for a persistent network connection as well:<br><br>
# Configure the centos2 VM (in the '''View ''' -> '''Details ''' menu of Virtual Machine Manager) to configure the NIC interface to '''network1 (refer to Part 1)/'''.
# Start your '''centos2''' VM, login, and su to '''root'''.
# Use the command called: '''ifconfig'''. You should see an error that the command does not exist. Actually, the "ifconfig" is deprecated, and is being replaced by the command: '''ip address'''.# Issue the command: <b><code><span style="color:#3366CC;font-size:1.2em;">ip address</span></code></b> and write down the '''MAC address ''' for your eth0 network interface.# Edit the '''/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0''' file using the IPADDR : '''192.168.235.12''' and '''MAC address ''' for you centos2 VM(recorded in the previous step).
# Save changes, and issue the '''ip address''' and '''ping''' commands to verify that you can connect to other VMs on your network.
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