Royalsleek22:
i am following sir, but yet to download the RedHatLinux complete.

Nice, follow the steps to install after the download.

swscorpio:


Hello Bro, Please I sent you a personal message to your email. I will appreciate if you can go through it. Thank you so much.

I guess I have replied you.

Thanks.

Yea

Nice, follow the steps to install after the download. Ok. Thanks

tomisinuno:


Yeah, you tried. However,there is Ubuntu Server as well. The Ubuntu desktop may be used personally.

Is this rhel a paid software? Am having problem downloading. They saying some subscription ish there.

sparkle7:

Is this rhel a paid software? Am having problem downloading. They saying some subscription ish there.

Not at all, it's an opensource software, you will need to register first, login and you will be able to download it.

yes sir.... sax lesson after our cloud class


thanks for the lecture

tomisinuno:
For the ones who will be connecting to the server on cloud, in fact, (this will be for everybody) because this is where I get to see your class activities and assess what you have done.

Moving forward,

Get the putty application, I will be dropping the public IP address here. I have started creating user accounts for everyone using your registered names on nairaland, so everyone logs in with their user account.

To get your credentials, send an email to freetraining@bolgtom.com, please specify your registered name on nairaland. For example, saxwizard. I hope he gets to teach us sax someday. Say Yeah if you all agree with me and don't bother to say Nay if you don't. . your credentials will be forwarded

Suggestions, questions, advises, contributions are welcomed as usual

https://bolgtom.com/2019/11/24/module-1-2-lab-setup-and-virtual-machine-vm-creation/

Cheers!!!

NEXT MODULE: LINUX FILESYSTEM STRUCTURE

Yipee..... LAB READY

Please check your mail Tosin. Kudos baba!
You always give us task to do after work.

hello sir, my download will reacg 1gb then corrupt. what should i do

Royalsleek22:
hello sir, my download will reacg 1gb then corrupt. what should i do

Your internet is slim in nature and needs to hit the gim...........get a stronger network or use the Azure server.

Your internet is slim in nature and needs to hit the gim...........get a stronger network or use the Azure server.

Please sir, how can I get the Azure Server

Same issue im facing , it says you have to subscribe to download and ive been stuck ever since i created my free account , is there a way to bypass this ?? or can we get a third party site to download from, maybe a torrent or something

tomisinuno:


Not at all, it's an opensource software, you will need to register first, login and you will be able to download it.

Royalsleek22:


Your internet is slim in nature and needs to hit the gim...........get a stronger network or use the Azure server.

Please sir, how can I get the Azure Server

I have it already deployed. I will be sharing the public IP soon. All you need to do is to login with your username and password which will be given to you provided you sent your nairaland username to the email I mentioned above.

joeysuki:
Same issue im facing , it says you have to subscribe to download and ive been stuck ever since i created my free account , is there a way to bypass this ?? or can we get a third party site to download from, maybe a torrent or something

I will look at it before today runs out and get back to you with a solution. But please, don't download from untrusted third party to avoid hackers hacking into your system without you even knowing.

You are very right. I created a new account and try to download but I had your issue. I am very sure agreement and policies downloading the software have changed. one will have to join the developer program before one can download the software freely.

Here is what I did before i was able to download, click on this link https://developers.redhat.com/ , follow the procedure to create a developer's account with the same details you used when registering the first time or better still, login with your credentials, try downloading, let it give you that issue, then click on the link and follow the registration procedure to be able to download.

NOTE: on the link I provided, click on product by top right corner, in the featured product part, click red hat enterprise linux

THANKS BOSS!! This solution works fine, im currently downloading ! hope it completes before the end of the day

tomisinuno:


I will look at it before today runs out and get back to you with a solution. But please, don't download from untrusted third party to avoid hackers hacking into your system without you even knowing.

You are very right. I created a new account and try to download but I had your issue. I am very sure agreement and policies downloading the software have changed. one will have to join the developer program before one can download the software freely.

Here is what I did before i was able to download, click on this link https://developers.redhat.com/ , follow the procedure to create a developer's account with the same details you used when registering the first time or better still, login with your credentials, try downloading, let it give you that issue, then click on the link and follow the registration procedure to be able to download.

NOTE: on the link I provided, click on product by top right corner, in the featured product part, click red hat enterprise linux

Log in to your Personal Server or the cloud server, for now, enter the commands below (Our next module will be on basic Linux commands and type of users in Linux)

• cd /
• ls

nice one please ride on sir

For the ones logging into the cloud server, the public IP of the Cloud server is 51.144.115.34. Enter the username and the password sent to your email (I already mentioned how to connect in the previous module).

Moving forward, One Important thing one need to always remember is that everything in Linux is considered to be a file. I mean everything. The reason why you hear every frequent Linux users always say, “In Linux, everything is a file”.

Linux file-system structure is hierarchical, all files are stored on the disk under one main directory, / (root). The directory has been further subdivided into directories like /usr, /var, /mnt, /boot etc. as shown in the image above.

These directories have been organized to store a specific type of file. You will get to understand better how these directories and structure work and all these will begin to make a lot of sense as you begin to use the Linux OS often. Everything we are going to be doing will be in these directories. These directories are the whole system. If you remember, during our installation, I mentioned that we should set our destination installation to “automatic partitioning”. If we had done manual, you may not have understood except you are familiar with Linux already. But in the real world, you won’t be doing automatic partitioning but manual. We will of course do manual installation in our next installation when we are certain we have understood the structure as we proceed.

These directories are explained below.

• /root: This is the root user’s home directory. Every file and directory starts from this directory

• /bin directory: This directory stores many utilities of Linux. They are executable files. These utilities are commands available under the Linux system. E.g. ls, cp, cat, etc. They are in binary format, hence named “bin”

• /dev: This directory stores all the device–related files for the system.

• /mnt: This directory can be used as a directory where users can temporarily mount file-systems.

• /etc: This directory contains the system-related data and configuration files required by programs are all stored here. The configuration file stored here affects all users. [E.g /etc/passwd]. However, configuration file can also be stored in user’s home directory.

To be continued..........

we are following sir

tomisinuno:
For the ones logging into the cloud server, the public IP of the Cloud server is 51.144.115.34. Enter the username and the password sent to your email (I already mentioned how to connect in the previous module).

Moving forward, One Important thing one need to always remember is that everything in Linux is considered to be a file. I mean everything. The reason why you hear every frequent Linux users always say, “In Linux, everything is a file”.

Linux file-system structure is hierarchical, all files are stored on the disk under one main directory, / (root). The directory has been further subdivided into directories like /usr, /var, /mnt, /boot etc. as shown in the image above.

These directories have been organized to store a specific type of file. You will get to understand better how these directories and structure work and all these will begin to make a lot of sense as you begin to use the Linux OS often. Everything we are going to be doing will be in these directories. These directories are the whole system. If you remember, during our installation, I mentioned that we should set our destination installation to “automatic partitioning”. If we had done manual, you may not have understood except you are familiar with Linux already. But in the real world, you won’t be doing automatic partitioning but manual. We will of course do manual installation in our next installation when we are certain we have understood the structure as we proceed.

These directories are explained below.

• /root: This is the root user’s home directory. Every file and directory starts from this directory

• /bin directory: This directory stores many utilities of Linux. They are executable files. These utilities are commands available under the Linux system. E.g. ls, cp, cat, etc. They are in binary format, hence named “bin”

• /dev: This directory stores all the device–related files for the system.

• /mnt: This directory can be used as a directory where users can temporarily mount file-systems.

• /etc: This directory contains the system-related data and configuration files required by programs are all stored here. The configuration file stored here affects all users. [E.g /etc/passwd]. However, configuration file can also be stored in user’s home directory.

To be continued..........

I was able to login into the ip address....

cd /

ls

.

this is getting interesting

I logged in too using Putty , still tryna get my RHEL to download .... patiently waiting for the next module

saxwizard:
I was able to login into the ip address....

cd /

ls

.

this is getting interesting

Set-up finally done

joeysuki:
I logged in too using Putty , still tryna get my RHEL to download .... patiently waiting for the next module

try do so ASAP


You dont want to miss out

For those yet to install, you might run into problems at this stage as you might not get the linux 64bit option, dont panic , to fix this simply reboot your system and enter bios mode and go to the configurations options, enable virtual technology, save and exit. restart your system and start the installation again, you should see 64bit option now listed. i hope this helps !!

tomisinuno:
2. From the image above, that is, step 8, click on the new button, you will get a box like this below, give any VM name you like, make type Linux and version 64-bit, click on next

joeysuki:
For those yet to install, you might run into problems at this stage as you might not get the linux 64bit option, dont panic , to fix this simply reboot your system and enter bios mode and go to the configurations options, enable virtual technology, save and exit. restart your system and start the installation again, you should see 64bit option now listed. i hope this helps !!

you also need to go to "turn on or off windows" and uncheck hyper V

[quote author=tomisinuno post=84486628]For the ones logging into the cloud server, the public IP of the Cloud server is 51.144.115.34. Enter the username and the password sent to your email (I already mentioned how to connect in the previous module).

Moving forward, One Important thing one need to always remember is that everything in Linux is considered to be a file. I mean everything. The reason why you hear every frequent Linux users always say, “In Linux, everything is a file”.

Linux file-system structure is hierarchical, all files are stored on the disk under one main directory, / (root). The directory has been further subdivided into directories like /usr, /var, /mnt, /boot etc. as shown in the image above.

These directories have been organized to store a specific type of file. You will get to understand better how these directories and structure work and all these will begin to make a lot of sense as you begin to use the Linux OS often. Everything we are going to be doing will be in these directories. These directories are the whole system. If you remember, during our installation, I mentioned that we should set our destination installation to “automatic partitioning”. If we had done manual, you may not have understood except you are familiar with Linux already. But in the real world, you won’t be doing automatic partitioning but manual. We will of course do manual installation in our next installation when we are certain we have understood the structure as we proceed.

These directories are explained below.

• /root: This is the root user’s home directory. Every file and directory starts from this directory

• /bin directory: This directory stores many utilities of Linux. They are executable files. These utilities are commands available under the Linux system. E.g. ls, cp, cat, etc. They are in binary format, hence named “bin”

• /dev: This directory stores all the device–related files for the system.

• /mnt: This directory can be used as a directory where users can temporarily mount file-systems.

• /etc: This directory contains the system-related data and configuration files required by programs are all stored here. The configuration file stored here affects all users. [E.g /etc/passwd]. However, configuration file can also be stored in user’s home directory.

To be continued..........
Please sir where is the cloud located.

Pleasew house, do I need internet to login

Yes, simply download the putty application, enter the IP address shared and log in with your username and password

Royalsleek22:
Pleasew house, do I need internet to login

Yes, simply download the putty application, enter the IP address shared and log in with your username and password
ok. thanks so much. I logged in but it is showing this system is not registered with red hat. when i entered the command it said file not found.

this is the prompt it is showing me: Activate the web console with: systemctl enable --now cockpit.socket

This system is not registered to Red Hat Insights. See https://cloud.redhat.com/
To register this system, run: insights-client --register

tomisinuno:
For the ones logging into the cloud server, the public IP of the Cloud server is 51.144.115.34. Enter the username and the password sent to your email (I already mentioned how to connect in the previous module).

Moving forward, One Important thing one need to always remember is that everything in Linux is considered to be a file. I mean everything. The reason why you hear every frequent Linux users always say, “In Linux, everything is a file”.

Linux file-system structure is hierarchical, all files are stored on the disk under one main directory, / (root). The directory has been further subdivided into directories like /usr, /var, /mnt, /boot etc. as shown in the image above.

These directories have been organized to store a specific type of file. You will get to understand better how these directories and structure work and all these will begin to make a lot of sense as you begin to use the Linux OS often. Everything we are going to be doing will be in these directories. These directories are the whole system. If you remember, during our installation, I mentioned that we should set our destination installation to “automatic partitioning”. If we had done manual, you may not have understood except you are familiar with Linux already. But in the real world, you won’t be doing automatic partitioning but manual. We will of course do manual installation in our next installation when we are certain we have understood the structure as we proceed.

These directories are explained below.

• /root: This is the root user’s home directory. Every file and directory starts from this directory

• /bin directory: This directory stores many utilities of Linux. They are executable files. These utilities are commands available under the Linux system. E.g. ls, cp, cat, etc. They are in binary format, hence named “bin”

• /dev: This directory stores all the device–related files for the system.

• /mnt: This directory can be used as a directory where users can temporarily mount file-systems.

• /etc: This directory contains the system-related data and configuration files required by programs are all stored here. The configuration file stored here affects all users. [E.g /etc/passwd]. However, configuration file can also be stored in user’s home directory.

To be continued..........

Tomi please kindly mail me the password to the cloud server. And my PC has a 2gb RAM, but the RHEL 8 specifies 4GB, can I still use RHEL 7. thanks