Fedora 21 : KVM : Create Virtual Machine#2 : Server World

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- (1) Add a User
- (2) FW & SELinux
- (3) Networking
- (4) Services
- (5) Update System
- (6) Vim Settings
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NTP Server
- (1) Configure NTP Server
- (2) Configure NTP Client
SSH Server
- (1) Password Authentication
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- (3) SSH File Transfer(Windows)
- (4) SSH Keys Authentication
- (5) SFTP only + Chroot
DNS Server
- (1) Install BIND
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- (5) Set CNAME
- (6) Configure as a Slave Server
DHCP Server
- (1) Configure DHCP Server
- (2) Configure DHCP Client
Storage Server
- NFS
- (1) Configure NFS Server
- (2) Configure NFS Client
- iSCSI
- (1) Configure iSCSI Target
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Virtualization
- KVM
- (1) Install KVM
- (2) Create a Virtual Machine#1
- (3) Create a Virtual Machine#2
- (4) Basic Operations
- (5) Virt-Tools
- (6) SPICE Server
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- Docker
- (1) Install Docker
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- ( 1 ) Overview
- ( 2 ) Pre-Requirements
- ( 3 ) Conf Keystone#1
- ( 4 ) Conf Keystone#2
- ( 5 ) Conf Glance
- ( 6 ) Conf Nova
- ( 7 ) Add Virt-images
- ( 8 ) Configure Networking
- ( 9 ) Boot Instances
NIS Server
- (1) Configure NIS Server
- (2) Configure NIS Client
LDAP Server
- OpenLDAP
- (1) Configure LDAP Server
- (2) Add User Accounts
- (3) Configure LDAP Client
WEB Server
- Apache httpd
- ( 1 ) Install Apache httpd
- ( 2 ) Use Perl
- ( 3 ) Use PHP
- ( 4 ) Use Ruby
- ( 5 ) Enable Userdir
- ( 6 ) Virtual Hostings
- ( 7 ) Configure SSL
- ( 8 ) Enable Basic Auth
- ( 9 ) Basic Auth+PAM
- (10) Basic Auth+LDAP
- (11) Enable Kerberos Auth
- (12) Use WebDAV
- (13) WebMail : RoundCube
Database
- MariaDB
- (1) Install MariaDB
- (2) Install phpMyAdmin
FTP Server
- (1) Install Vsftpd
- (2) Install ProFTPD
- (3) Install Pure-FTPd
- (4) FTP Client : Fedora
- (5) FTP Client : Windows
- (6) Vsftpd over TLS/SSL
- (7) ProFTPD over TLS/SSL
- (8) Pure-FTPd over TLS/SSL
MAIL Server
- (1) Install Postfix
- (2) Install Dovecot
- (3) Email Client's Setting
- (4) Configure SSL
- (5) Virtual domain
- (6) Postfix + Clamav + Amavisd
- (7) Mail Log Analyze : pflogsumm
- (8) Mail Log Analyze : MailGraph
- (9) Mail Log Analyze : Awstats
Samba Server
- (1) Create fully accessed Directory
- (2) Create Limited Directory
- (3) Samba Winbind
Proxy Server
- (1) Install Squid
- (2) Configure Proxy Client
- (3) Use Basic Auth
Desktop Env
- (4) Configure VNC Server
- (3) MATE Desktop Environment
- (2) Cinnamon Desktop Environment
- (1) KDE Desktop Environment
Others
- Join in Windows Active Directory
- Create SSL Certificates
- Change Run-Level
- Set Timezone
- Set Keymap
- Set Locale
- Set Hostname
- Clamav Anti-Virus

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Create a Virtual Machine#2

2014/12/25

	If you installed Desktop Environment, it's possible to create a Virtual machine on GUI. This example shows to install Windows Server 2012 R2 on GUI.
[1]	Install virt-manager first.

[root@dlp ~]#

yum -y install virt-manager

[2]	Start Desktop and run 'Virtual Machine Manager'.

[3]	Click 'New' button (it's just the PC-icon on upper-left) and open a wizard to create a new Virtual Machine.

[4]	Specify the installation source for virtual machine. This example selects local media.

[5]	Select Installation media or ISO image, and specify OS type and version.

[6]	Specify the amount of memories and number of virtual CPUs.

[7]	Specify the amount of disks.

[8]	Open 'Advanced options' and make sure the settings for networking or architecture are correct.

[9]	Windows Server 2012 R2 Installation starts.

[10]	Installation finished and Windows Server 2012 R2 is running.

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