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Linux Server Installation

Linux Server Installation



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In the lab, we are going to install a Linux Server on a virtual box. Go to the Linux site and download the ISO for installation.


https://ubuntu.com/download/server



Once you have downloaded the ISO, go to the virtual box and start a new virtual machine.



Name your machine and choose the ISO you downloading for installation.


Choose your RAM and CPU settings.



Change your network to “ NAT NETWORK”.



Launch your new machine and follow the installation.



Choose the first option. Install Ubuntu Server.


Once you finish installation it will restart. Make sure to remove the ISO disk so you do not go through the installation process again. You will be prompted to log in with the username and password you created during the installation. 



This completes the Linux Server installation.

 

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