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--- lknog3:netops:setup [2019/10/01 05:16] – created lknog_admin
+++ lknog3:netops:setup [2023/01/31 14:21] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 Then click on **Continue** button
   * Set VM's memory size to **1024MB** and click on Continue button
-  * Set VM's hard disk option to **Create a virtual hard disk now** and then click on **Continue**
+  * Set VM's hard disk option to **Create a virtual hard disk now** and then click on **Create**
   * Select disk type to **VDI**
-  * Select storage type to **Fixed size** and **Continue**
+  * Select storage type to **Dynamically Allocated** and **Continue**
-  * Make sure virtual hard disk file name in following format
- **Ubuntu**
   * adjust the disk size to **12.0GB** and click on **Create** to create the VM
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   * Click on **Storage** title and select **CD ROM icon** with Caption "Empty" under the **Controller:IDE**, Click on CD ROM icon under the **Attribute** on the left side to select
   * Choose **Virtual Optical Disk File**
-  * Locate the **Ubuntu CD Image** file you downloaded from the LEARN ftp. Press OK to close the settings window.
+  * Locate the **Ubuntu CD Image** file you downloaded. Press OK to close the settings window.
   * Right click on VM and select Start to make a **Normal Start**. You should now see a separate window with Installation screen"
 === Installation ===
-Installation is quite simple. You can figure it out your self  (Next... Next... Next)
+Installation is quite simple. You can figure it out your self; (Next... Next... Next) If asked, make sure you select **Install OpenSSH Server**. We may also not need any **Feature Server snaps** at the moment.
+Detailed installation guide can be found in the {{https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/tutorial-install-ubuntu-server#0|ubuntu official documentation}}
 === Setting UP IP Addresses ===
-After you install the Ubuntu OS change the IP address. You can find your IP address from [wiki:ipallocnetsec here]
+After you install the Ubuntu OS, change the IP address.
 Run the commands below to create a new network configuration file
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  renderer: networkd
  ethernets:
-   ens33:
+   enp0s3:
-     dhcp4: no
+            dhcp4: false
-     dhcp6: no
+            dhcp6: false
-     addresses: [<Your IP address>/<Subnet>]
+            accept-ra: no
-     gateway4: [<Your Gateway>]
+            addresses:
-     gateway6: [<Your Gateway>]
+                - <Your IPv4 Address>/<subnet>
-     nameservers:
+                - <Your IPv6 Address>/<subnet>
-       addresses: [1.1.1.1]
+            gateway4: <Your IPv4 Gateway>
+            gateway6: <Your IPv6 Gateway>
+            nameservers:
+                addresses:
+                  - <Your IPv6 DNS>
+                  - <Your IPv4 DNS>
 </code>
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 </code>
-Check the connectivity
+Then check the connectivity by pinging your favorite destination.