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Lab 1-Linux Basic Commands

This lab focuses on familiarizing students with the Linux operating system by installing Ubuntu on a virtual machine and practicing basic commands. Students will learn to navigate the Linux file system, manage users and permissions, and work with processes and text. A Word document submission is required, adhering to specific formatting and content guidelines to avoid losing marks.

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Lab 1-Linux Basic Commands

This lab focuses on familiarizing students with the Linux operating system by installing Ubuntu on a virtual machine and practicing basic commands. Students will learn to navigate the Linux file system, manage users and permissions, and work with processes and text. A Word document submission is required, adhering to specific formatting and content guidelines to avoid losing marks.

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LAB 1: GET FAMILIAR WITH LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM & PRACTICE BASIC COMMANDS

Learning Objectives
As the end of this lab, you ‘ll be able to
• Install a Linux distribution on a virtual machine.
• Explore the Linux file system using popular commands.

Materials and Setup


• VMWare Workstation Player (latest version) or Virtual Box
• Ubuntu ISO
• Putty
Lab Steps
Step 1:
Install Ubuntu on VMWare Workstation Player. After finish installation, create a snapshot.
Step 2:
Update and upgrade your Ubuntu machine using these commands
Sudo apt update
Sudo apt upgrade
Install net-tools package to use the ifconfig command
Sudo apt install net-tools
Install SSH package
Sudo apt install ssh -y
Step 3:
Use Putty to connect to your Ubuntu VM using SSH connection
Step 4:
Read the file Linux Commands.docx and practice commands from these categories:

• Files and folder navigating


• User, group, permission
• Managing processes and read system information
• Working with the text
Step 5:
When creating a Word file to submit your working proof, make sure to follow the requirements below to avoid
losing marks:
• For each command, provide two examples with different parameters.
• Include a screenshot of the terminal displaying the command and result along with your face. Be sure
to caption each screenshot appropriately.
• Use the heading 1 style for each command title.
• Create a table of contents at the beginning of the document.
• Name your Word file using the format: studentID_studentName.docx
To ensure that you do not lose points, make sure you avoid the following mistakes:
• Using an incorrect file name format.
• Omitting the table of contents.
• Failing to include a caption for your screenshots (0.5 points per omission).
• Not featuring your face in the given screenshots (0.5 points per omission).
• Submitting your work after the deadline (0.5 points deducted for every hour of delay).

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