NIC can not detect CentOS VMware

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I have secondary network adapter on my VM (VMnet 10). I am running Centos 7. Now, I can't detect my second NIC. Here are my configurations:



my configs



I know that my secondary adapter is ens37 depending on my MAC address of my network adapter 2. I would like to configure it via terminal and via GUI.



ifconfig -a



When I run the command:



 ls -la /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts


I see the first NIC ens33 and I can't see ens37.



network-scripts



I can't understand why it was not detected! Is there anything that I can do to fix this problem? Important to note that I added this NIC after the initial OS setup/install, and, I can't assign static IP via GUI.



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    I have secondary network adapter on my VM (VMnet 10). I am running Centos 7. Now, I can't detect my second NIC. Here are my configurations:



    my configs



    I know that my secondary adapter is ens37 depending on my MAC address of my network adapter 2. I would like to configure it via terminal and via GUI.



    ifconfig -a



    When I run the command:



     ls -la /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts


    I see the first NIC ens33 and I can't see ens37.



    network-scripts



    I can't understand why it was not detected! Is there anything that I can do to fix this problem? Important to note that I added this NIC after the initial OS setup/install, and, I can't assign static IP via GUI.



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      I have secondary network adapter on my VM (VMnet 10). I am running Centos 7. Now, I can't detect my second NIC. Here are my configurations:



      my configs



      I know that my secondary adapter is ens37 depending on my MAC address of my network adapter 2. I would like to configure it via terminal and via GUI.



      ifconfig -a



      When I run the command:



       ls -la /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts


      I see the first NIC ens33 and I can't see ens37.



      network-scripts



      I can't understand why it was not detected! Is there anything that I can do to fix this problem? Important to note that I added this NIC after the initial OS setup/install, and, I can't assign static IP via GUI.



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      I have secondary network adapter on my VM (VMnet 10). I am running Centos 7. Now, I can't detect my second NIC. Here are my configurations:



      my configs



      I know that my secondary adapter is ens37 depending on my MAC address of my network adapter 2. I would like to configure it via terminal and via GUI.



      ifconfig -a



      When I run the command:



       ls -la /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts


      I see the first NIC ens33 and I can't see ens37.



      network-scripts



      I can't understand why it was not detected! Is there anything that I can do to fix this problem? Important to note that I added this NIC after the initial OS setup/install, and, I can't assign static IP via GUI.



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          You should be able to create the ifcfg file by hand.



          I think this may be similar to the problem described here:
          https://serverfault.com/questions/715369/centos-virtualbox-no-icfg-eth1-when-adding-secondary-network-interface






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            You should be able to create the ifcfg file by hand.



            I think this may be similar to the problem described here:
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              You should be able to create the ifcfg file by hand.



              I think this may be similar to the problem described here:
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                You should be able to create the ifcfg file by hand.



                I think this may be similar to the problem described here:
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                You should be able to create the ifcfg file by hand.



                I think this may be similar to the problem described here:
                https://serverfault.com/questions/715369/centos-virtualbox-no-icfg-eth1-when-adding-secondary-network-interface







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