IT 1100 : Introduction to Operating Systems
- Network Configuration
CLI vs GUI Configuration
All CLI commands can be run in a terminal in both CLI and GUI based installations. The only difference is that the GUI based install doesn't save its configuration in the /etc/network/interfaces file.
| CLI | GUI | Description |
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ifconfig cat /etc/network/interfaces |
Click the icon in the upper right and click connection information | view your current configuration |
| sudo vi /etc/network/interfaces |
Click the icon in the upper right and click edit connections Select Wired Connection 1 and Click Edit Click on IPV4 Settings |
edit your current configuration |
| sudo apt-get install openssh-server | Ubuntu Software Center -> secure shell client and server (ssh) | Install SSH |
| sudo apt-get update | software updater | Update package list |
| sudo adduser joe | System Settings -> User Accounts -> unlock -> + -> joe -> lock | Add user |
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ssh <username>@<machine ip> ssh joe@144.38.209.106 |
ssh <username>@<machine ip> ssh joe@144.38.209.106 |
SSH into your VM |
Last Updated 12/15/2017