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So now we're on the last step.

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Fix the problems and run.

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Colley.

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Now, in this lecture, I will assume that you do have trouble with network connections, and I'm going

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to give you some solutions so that you can fix the problem.

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Now, hopefully you're not facing such a problem.

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So if you don't have a network situation, please, you don't have to apply any of these solutions in

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this lesson.

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But it's good to have you on the right and you can always sharpen your troubleshooting skills.

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So first off, let's reboot the machine to understand whether the problem is an exception for the initial

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run or not.

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So I shut down the virtual machine because I want to look at the settings of it.

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And click the settings button.

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Click processors and memory.

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I want to make the RAM three gigabytes.

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So now I can click the start button to boot it again.

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Now let me look at the network adapter while it's booting.

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Click on network adapter.

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Internet is shared in that mode and that's what I want.

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Username and password are both callee.

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Okay, we are in again.

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So let's check the network connection by clicking the network icon at the upper right hand corner.

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So I think there's a problem on the DHCP of the VMware.

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Well, anyway, we can live without DHCP as well.

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So I'm looking at the wired network.

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Don't be confused.

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Even though you share the wireless connection of your host machine, it's simulated as a wired network

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in the VM.

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So let's open a terminal screen and look at the networking service if it's running right.

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Service.

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Networking.

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And press tab twice to see the available commands of the service.

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Networking Service does not have status command.

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So I'll assume that it's not started and try to start it.

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And if you are still not connected at this point, let's go to network settings.

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You can go to network settings via advanced network settings under the menu.

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Or you can right click on the network icon in the upper right corner and select edit connections.

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Now click the wheel icon under the wiretap.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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I go to the IPv4 tab to set the IP manually.

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Click the manual option.

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I'll choose an IP for the new column.

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Now, the IP block of my virtual network is 172.161.131.0 through 24.

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So I'll choose an IP from this block.

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Net mask is 25525525504 24 IP block.

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As far as I remember, the gateway is 172.16.131.2.

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So I use 8.8.8.8.

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That's the Google DNS as my DNS server.

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Okay.

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Let me look at another VMs network settings.

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So this is Cali I'm currently using.

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Go to network settings, Select wired settings.

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Click the wheel icon under the wired tab.

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Go to the IPv4 tab.

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Yes, the gateway is correct.

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Okay, I'll reboot the machine to be sure that the changes are applied.

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Completed.

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So open a terminal screen type if config to see the IP address of the new colleague.

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It's 2 to 5 just as we set.

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So let's ping a remote system.

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For example, google DNS.

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Eight.

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888.

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Yes, we received the response packages.

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The networks.

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Okay, now.

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So to double check open a browser and visit any Web site.