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Also hier mal ein kleiner Beitrag.
Vielleicht kennt jemand das Problem, als Guest ein SLES9 installiert, sobald die VM kopiert wird erhält diese eine neue MAC Adresse und die IP Konfiguration ist kaputt.
1.- Lösung in der vmx eine static MAC vergeben
2.- Lösung von VMWARE
In some cases, networking does not work properly in a copied or cloned virtual machine or a virtual machine deployed to end users as part of a VMware ACE package. If you copy a virtual machine and specify that the
copy should have a unique identifier, the MAC addresses for any virtual Ethernet adapters attached to the virtual machine change. When a SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 guest operating system
is installed, it includes the MAC address as part of a key configuration filename. When the virtual machine's MAC address
changes, the guest operating system might fail to associate this configuration file with the virtual Ethernet adapter. If you experience this problem, you can work around it by copying or renaming the file. For eth0, for example, make the following change:
Old name:
/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth0-id-<MAC_address>
New name:
/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth0
Vielleicht kennt jemand das Problem, als Guest ein SLES9 installiert, sobald die VM kopiert wird erhält diese eine neue MAC Adresse und die IP Konfiguration ist kaputt.
1.- Lösung in der vmx eine static MAC vergeben
2.- Lösung von VMWARE
In some cases, networking does not work properly in a copied or cloned virtual machine or a virtual machine deployed to end users as part of a VMware ACE package. If you copy a virtual machine and specify that the
copy should have a unique identifier, the MAC addresses for any virtual Ethernet adapters attached to the virtual machine change. When a SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 guest operating system
is installed, it includes the MAC address as part of a key configuration filename. When the virtual machine's MAC address
changes, the guest operating system might fail to associate this configuration file with the virtual Ethernet adapter. If you experience this problem, you can work around it by copying or renaming the file. For eth0, for example, make the following change:
Old name:
/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth0-id-<MAC_address>
New name:
/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth0