Ubuntu 18.04 Installation on virtual Machine.

Step 01 - First select the VM you created power on the VM. Afterward, go to the console tab.

Select the language as English.




Step 02 - keep the keyboard configuration as it is. Then click done.




Step 03 - keep the network connection as default then click done.

 


 

Step 04 - keep the settings default until you reach the guided storage configuration part.

In this part make sure to select the following if they are not selected by default. (press space bar to select or de-select)

 


 Step 05 - keep the storage configuration as default and click done and press continue button for the destructive action.

 



Step 06 - Keep the profile step as following. Note _ user name should be” user “ the password as “whatever you like” for the VM server.

 



Step 07 - make sure to install the open SSH server to connect your VM server with Putty. Then click Done.



 

Step 08 - After installation complete click “done”.

 


 

Step 09 - To remove the installation medium go to “ Edit Virtual Machine Settings” in the “ Getting Started “ Tab. afterward, choose the device type as client Device. Finally, go to the “Console” tab again and press “Enter” on your Keyboard.


 

Step 10 -  Go to the user by typing user as user and password 

 

Step 11 - create a superuser account by typing “sudo passwd” and keep the UNIX password as “anything”. Follow the Linux commands to go to the IP configuration settings.

 


 

Step 12 - to insert the required IP address press “i” then edit it. Afterward, press Esc after editing and type “:wq!” to save and exit. To save without exit type “:q!”. Type netplan apply.

 



Step 13 - read the sshd_config file to permit root login. u can log in putty as root user after you did it. no need to type sudo to get root access.

 


Step 14 -  Edit permit login to yes to access root login. Press “i” to edit. Then save and exit (:wq!) afterward, type “reboot” to reboot the VM.

 



 

 Thank You!

 


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