This document provides instructions for setting up a primary machine including:
1) Configuring the domain, network, server IP address, and YUM repository URL
2) Specifying the root password and system IP/netmask/gateway
3) Requiring the firewall to be switched off and system in enforcing mode
It then lists several configuration tasks to complete including: creating users and groups; partitions and volumes; installing packages; and configuring printers, cron jobs, and NFS shares.
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This document provides instructions for setting up a primary machine including:
1) Configuring the domain, network, server IP address, and YUM repository URL
2) Specifying the root password and system IP/netmask/gateway
3) Requiring the firewall to be switched off and system in enforcing mode
It then lists several configuration tasks to complete including: creating users and groups; partitions and volumes; installing packages; and configuring printers, cron jobs, and NFS shares.
This document provides instructions for setting up a primary machine including:
1) Configuring the domain, network, server IP address, and YUM repository URL
2) Specifying the root password and system IP/netmask/gateway
3) Requiring the firewall to be switched off and system in enforcing mode
It then lists several configuration tasks to complete including: creating users and groups; partitions and volumes; installing packages; and configuring printers, cron jobs, and NFS shares.
This document provides instructions for setting up a primary machine including:
1) Configuring the domain, network, server IP address, and YUM repository URL
2) Specifying the root password and system IP/netmask/gateway
3) Requiring the firewall to be switched off and system in enforcing mode
It then lists several configuration tasks to complete including: creating users and groups; partitions and volumes; installing packages; and configuring printers, cron jobs, and NFS shares.
1. Your domain is example.com & network is 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0
Important: !irst c"eck #our $irtual mac"ine I% and &et it inside $irtual m/c 's &tatic I% address( 2. &er$er is instructor.example.com & It)s ip address is 192.168.0.25* +. Your ,aseurl -or Y./ is -tp://instructor.example.com/pu,/r"el6/d$d *. 0t"er domain name is remote1.remote.test 5. 0t"er network I% is 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0 6. !ollowin1 are t"e ,asic re2uirement o- #our s#stem : 3. 4"e examiner can lo1in into #our s#stem as root usin1 t"e password red"at5ce1.com 8. Your s#stem ip address is 192.168.0.6 7"ere 6 is #our I% 'ddress ( 9. 8etmask o- #our s#stem is 255.255.255.0. 10. 9atewa# o- #our s#stem is 192.168.0.25*. 11. 8ameser$er is 192.168.0.25*. 12. !irewall must ,e switc":o-- in #our s#stem; and s#stem must ,e in en-orcin1 mode. 401: <reate user l#ne; ,o, and alice wit" -ollowin1 criteria. ='> <reate ,o,; l#ne users password s"ould ,e password and w"ose secondar# 1roup will ,e s#susers. =?> <reate alice user w"o s"ould not 1et interacti$e s"ell and password s"ould ,e password. 402: =a> <reate a %"#sical @olume=%@> o- +00/?; t"en create a @olume 9roup=@9> named as m#$11 w"ic"; %"#sical Axtent=%A> &iBe must ,e */i? . 4"en a-ter create a Co1cal @olume=C@> named as m#l$1 -rom @9; 4"at "a$e -ixed C@ &iBe :::D +0CA =,> 8ow resiBe #our C@ up to 50/?. =<> reduce #our $irtual s#stem)s "ome partition up to 120/? 40+: Your s#stem "as a new partition mounted under /mnt/new o- ext* -ile s#stem and 100 /? in siBe. =<ompulsor#> 8ote: : ,ecause partition siBes are seldom exactl# w"at are speci-ied w"en t"e# are created; an# siBe ,etween ran1es o- 90 to 110 /? is ok. 406: <reate a swap partition. =I8 main A6'/ it must ,e Eust twice siBe o- #our F'/ means 2GF'/ ; ?ut in classroom #ou ma# create swap o- 100/? onl#> 403: ='> <reate director# s#susers in /common. 4"e -iles created in t"is director# 7ill ,e altered ,# users o- s#susers 1roup ,ut not ,# ot"er users includin1 root. =Femem,er e$en i- #ou denied permission to root can access ,# root>. =?> 0t"er users can)t read; write and delete t"e -iles in t"is director#. =<> 'lso -iles created in t"is director# w"ose 1roup automaticall# set to s#susers 1roup. 408 <on-i1ure t"e <.%& printer wit" ser$er instructor.example.com and 2ueue name as ser$er6 and take printer model as 9A8FI< text onl# print 2ueue. 7"ere 6 is #our I% 'ddress ( 409 Heplo# $s-tpd. (A) 'non#mous user can access #our !4%. 410 <"an1e user name ,o,=rename user name ,o, to maninder> and &et .IH o- maninder 699 411 <reate two 1roups so-tware; "ardware; 8ow add a user "ari; w"ose ,elon1s to ,ot" 1roups. &econdar# ( 412 &et t"e Axpire Hate 2015:12:+1 ;-or t"e user account o- /aninder 41+<reate user ton# and create 1roup de$eloper now add de$eloper as a primar# 1roup o- ton# user 41* <reate a supplementar# 1roup called p1roup wit" a 1roup IH o- +000 415 <reate a user account wit" t"e -ollowin1 attri,utes .&AF 8'/A :: D tom !ull 8ame :: D tom Eerr# %assword :: D practice 804A: 8ow add t"e tom user to t"e p1roup as a supplementar# 1roup. 416 /odi-# tom user account)s so t"e password expires a-ter 20 da#s. 413 Cock t"e tom user account so "e can cannot lo1 in. 418 Hownload t"e I&0 Ima1e -rom -tp://instructor.example.com/pu,/materials/isoima1e and sa$e it to / root/Hownloads . 8ow mo$e t"is ima1e -rom its location to /$ar/tmp/ 'nd also c"an1e permission set as ::D rwx onl# -or root user. Femem,er rwx:::::: permission $iew like t"is o- ima1e -ile ( 419 <reate a direcotr# s"areddata on #our s#stem / now c"eck classroom ser$er w"ic" contains 8!& directories;,# t"e use o- I% address 192.168.0.25* now #ou "a$e to permanentl# mount one director# on #our s#stem. &er$er &"ared Hirector# named as ::D /$ar/n-s 420 C#ne s"ould 1et a messa1e Iello at 01:05 '/ e$er#da# . /,in/ec"o Iello
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