There are so many flavors of Linux available over the internet like Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Main and
Kali etc. but the one I prefer is the redhead enterprise linux version seven as it is used by most of
the companies out there right now.
Redhead also developed st os which is a free version and Red Hat also sponsored Fedora Project as well.
So let's see how we can install Red Hat Enterprise Linux Version seven in VirtualBox.
So here is the image of a Red seven.
Let's open the virtualbox and let's create a new virtual machine.
So give it a name.
Red seven.
It says red x 64 bit OC.
Click next.
See.
One GB is sufficient, but let me increase this to three GB.
Next.
Create.
Again.
Next.
Now eight GB is sufficient.
But in future when I will teach you about partitioning in Red Head, how to create partitions, then
at that time we will require some more storage and we will see how we can add an extra hard disk in
VirtualBox.
So for now, let's click on Create and let's go to settings and select storage.
Add the ISO file here and let's configure networking, select the NEC network and click on okay.
Now let's click on Start.
Now here select the first option which is which said install realme seven.
Now it's loading some files and once completed it will ask for a language to select for further processing.
Now it asks to select a language.
So let's do that and let's select this one.
Click on Continue.
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So data and time is selected keyboard selected language support selected installation source is local
media then analysis software installation which is set to minimal.
Let's change it to server with graphical user interface because I hope that it is the first time you
are learning Lion X so you are not familiar.
So I think going with the graphical version is best for you right now.
It asks to select installation destination so it is selected by default.
Click on Done.
Now it says network and hostname for now.
Lets not configure any of these.
But in future if it is required you can change later.
Click on done.
And select begin installation.
Now here it asks us two things.
First is to configure root password, and the other is to create a standard user, right?
So let's configure the password and let's set it to one, two, three, again, one, two, three.
Now it says the password you provide is weak, but no problem, we are installing it.
VirtualBox so that's okay.
Click on done twice as we are using a weak password.
Now let's not create a user.
It is not necessary to create a user at this time.
So we have to wait for the installation process to complete.
So let me pause this video for now and I will resume once the process has been completed, the installation
has been completed and now it's asking for a reboot.
So let's go ahead and do that.
Now let's wait for the system to boot for the first time.
Now it says, accept the license.
So let's do that.
So whenever I use it in full screen mode, the options are not working.
Maybe a display problem.
So for now, let's select the license.
You can read the license agreement if you want.
And now click on then and click on Finish Configuration.
Now it says enable kingdom.
So Kingdom is like your recycle bin in Windows.
So yes.
Click on foreword and now it says to register.
No, I prefer to register at a later time.
Now click on Finish and let's wait for the login screen.
When you boot for the first time, it will ask you some questions.
Like to select a language next.
Again next.
Now it says, create a local account.
Okay, so let's create an account and let's set a password.
So, one, two, three.
Click on next
time zone.
Now say start using RedHat Enterprise Linux server.
Okay.
So it's loading some settings.
Mahmoud says, getting started and has shown some videos.
But don't worry, let's close it for now, because in the next video I will explain to you what all
are these?
So let's close this.
And this is how the desktop of rent server looks like.