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    Hands-On: Virtual Machines Networking Linux

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    This document provides an overview of virtual machines, networking concepts, and common commands used in Linux and Windows terminals. It discusses virtual machine hosts and adapters, physical network components like IP addresses and subnets, and how to configure networks using commands like ipconfig and ifconfig. Key terminal commands are also summarized for both Windows Command Prompt and Linux, such as those for navigating directories, modifying files and ownership, and obtaining help.

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    This document provides an overview of virtual machines, networking concepts, and common commands used in Linux and Windows terminals. It discusses virtual machine hosts and adapters, physical network components like IP addresses and subnets, and how to configure networks using commands like ipconfig and ifconfig. Key terminal commands are also summarized for both Windows Command Prompt and Linux, such as those for navigating directories, modifying files and ownership, and obtaining help.

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    This document provides an overview of virtual machines, networking concepts, and common commands used in Linux and Windows terminals. It discusses virtual machine hosts and adapters, physical network components like IP addresses and subnets, and how to configure networks using commands like ipconfig and ifconfig. Key terminal commands are also summarized for both Windows Command Prompt and Linux, such as those for navigating directories, modifying files and ownership, and obtaining help.

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    Hands-on

    ● Virtual Machines
    ● Networking
    ● Linux
    Virtual Machine
    ● Host OS (WIndows, Linux)
    ● VMware, VirtualBox, Hyper-V (Win 8/10)
    ● One host, multiple VMs
    ● Shared physical resources
    VM Network Adapters
    ● Bridge
    ● NAT
    PC Network
    ● MAC address: 90-2B-34-D4-50-0A
    ● IP address
    ○ IPv4 - 32 bits: 82.117.210.226
    ○ IPv6 - 128 bits: 2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334
    ● Local IP addresses
    ○ 10.0.0.0 – 10.255.255.255
    ○ 172.16.0.0 – 172.31.255.255
    ○ 192.168.0.0 – 192.168.255.255
    ● Network masks and subnets
    ○ 255.255.255.0 -> /24
    ○ 172.16.2.15/24
    ○ 172.16.3.16/24
    ● Default Gateway
    ● Static IP address vs DHCP
    ● DNS - Domain Name Server
    www.panonit.com -> 82.117.210.226
    Command Prompt vs Terminal

    ● Windows - Command Prompt ● Linux- Terminal


    ○ ipconfig ○ ifconfig
    ○ ipconfig /all ○ route
    ○ nslookup ○ nano /etc/resolv.conf
    ○ ping ○ nslookup
    ○ tracert ○ ping
    ○ ssh ○ traceroute
    ○ ssh

    ● Run as administrator vs sudo


    Terminal Commands

    cd change directory

    cd .. Back to parent directory

    mkdir Make directory

    chmod Change mode

    chown Change owner

    rm Remove

    ls List current directory content

    pwd Current directory path

    man [command] Show [command] manual

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