Install nano text editor on the VM then edit the file using nano. The options to edit the file are open the file with vi edit and enter the required information. Prior to editing the file it is recommended a back-up copy is made. The file resides in /etc/systemconfig/network-scripts. Once finished, login as root and edit the network file ifcfg-ens192 to add the needed network setting. Use the ip addr command to verify that the new network settings have been applied.Īfter deploying the PCNS 4.2 OVA, complete the initial setup and set the root password. Go back to the main prompt and enter the command reboot. Here you can now configure the network settings manually As an example for a system that requires subnet mask 255.255.252.0 the bits would be 22 so the ip address would be enter as 10.218.44.230/22 You can find a subnet mask calculator on line if the bits are not known. NOTE: When entering the IP address you will need to include the proper subnet mask bits. Select Automatic of the network you need to use and select Manual. On the Edit Connection, there is an option for IPv4 and IPv6 configuration. If the ethernet connection is not known open a terminal window and enter ip addr. Select the Ethernet connection used by PCNS, hit enter or select Edit.
It will switch to the Network Manager TUI. Once finished, login as root and enter the command nmtui. PCNS 4.2 Virtual Appliance has switched to a new Operating System, CentOS 7, due to CentOS 5 already being end of life.Īfter deploying the PCNS 4.2 OVA, complete the initial setup and set the root password.
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