Ubuntu Server Installation

Step 39: Just click on continue if your server is not behind proxy server. We choose continue.

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Step 40: Showing configuring apt screen.

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Step 41: Choose “no automatic updates” & press enter.

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Step 42: Choose the servers you want to install. We just choose “openssh” & “dns” server.

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Step 43: Install software screen.

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Step 44: Choose yes because we want to install grub boot loader of MBR (master boot record)

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Step 45: Installing boot loader screen.

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Step 46: Just click continue on finish the installation screen.

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Step 47: Finishing the installation screen.

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Step 48: Ubuntu login screen.

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Step 49: Login as “vipin”. Enter the password given during installation.

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Step 50: Check the ip address by using “ifconfig

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Step 51: Run “apt-get update”. It will give permission error message. We have to use “sudo”. So run the command “sudo apt-get update”

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Step 52: It has updated ubuntu repositories information on you vm.

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Step 53: Shutdown the machine by using “sudo poweroff” command.

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