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Installing Ubuntu Server and lab setup

Installing Ubuntu Server and lab setup

From the course: Ubuntu Linux: Providing Services

Installing Ubuntu Server and lab setup

- [Instructor] I'll be using two virtual machines in this course, one called server-vm running Ubuntu Server 24.04 and one called client-vm running Ubuntu Desktop 24.04. I'm using Virtual ox from Oracle to run my virtual lab. Both of my systems are on the same virtual network with the address space 10.02. In my lab, this network is a VirtualBox NAT network, and I've disabled the DHCP feature of that network because we'll be setting up the server to provide that service in a little while. My server has the static address 10.0.2.5, and my client also has a static address right now that's 10.0.2.10. My server-vm is on another network too. That network has the address space 10.0.3. It'll stand in here for a broader network, and that's going to be used when we look at routing and forwarding. My server is using DHCP on that interface. We can imagine that this network represents the internet or some other network that's able to route traffic from the server out to the internet. The server is…

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