IT1081 Midterm – Lab Part II Linux – CentOS 5 x 10 = 50 points Please use your Google Cloud Platform - log into console.cloud.google.com and create a new VM instance, installing CentOS7. Name the...

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IT1081 Midterm – Lab Part II Linux – CentOS 5 x 10 = 50 points Please use your Google Cloud Platform - log into console.cloud.google.com and create a new VM instance, installing CentOS7. Name the instance YourLastNameMidterm. Please do the following: 1. Type in ls / it will return content of the root directory 2. Type in ls /home/yourusername – GCP does not automatically create directories for the user account 3. Use the mkdir command to create the Documents folder within home/yourusername – verify that the Documents directory has been created by doing ls /home/yourusername/ Take a screenshot of your command and the result and paste it here. 4. Create a file touch /home/yourusername/Documents/LinuxConcepts.txt 5. Edit LinuxConcepts.txt and enter three main facts about Linux (You can get this from the internet or from your class notes) in the txt file- Take a screen shot of the contents of the LinuxConcepts.txt file displayed within your CentOS VM and paste it here. save and exit the file. 6. Add 2 new users – user1 and user2 – through the command line (Hint: you need to use sudo as your standard user account does not have permission to do this). Add passwords for user1 and user2 7. Use the command to open the file called /etc/passwd – page down until the screen displays the newly added users. Take a screenshot displaying the new user information in the passwd file and paste it here. 8. Create a group called Techies and add user1 and user2 to this group. Verify the group members by viewing the /etc/group file. Remember to page down until you see the new group added along with the users added to the group. Take a screen shot and paste it here. 9. Run the following commands sudo mkdir /share sudo mkdir /share/Techies 10. Change the group by running: sudo chgrp Techies /share/Techies 11. Change the owner of Techies to user1 by running: sudo chown user1 /share/Techies 12. Change permissions by running: sudo chmod 775 /share/Techies 13. Run ls -l /share - a long listing of the share directory to show permissions that have been changed. Do a screen capture that shows your command as well as the results of running the command and paste them here. ============================================================================== Extra Credit You can earn up to 10 extra points by doing one of the following: Option 1: creating a VM instance and installing Windows Server 2019 on the GCP. As this is extra credit, no guidance will be provided on how you complete this activity. You can refer to resources on the internet to figure out how to do it. Please provide a screen capture of your GUI windows login here. Option 2: setting up httpd service, creating a simple HTML page that describes some basic Linux concepts, uploading it on to your Linux VM, making config changes so that you can display the HTML page with a http://yourExternalIP address. Please provide the screen capture of the HTML page along with the address bar that shows the html page being hosted on your Linux machine – i.e. http://yourExternalIP or http://yourhostname ============================================================================== Alternate to GCP You can also use VirtualBox (an opensource virtualization software) in place of GCP in order to complete the midterm. Install virtual box in your local machine and create a CentOS VM: Here are the directions: · Install VirtualBox https://www.virtualbox.org/ (Links to an external site.) - If you have a machine at home where it is possible to install CentOS you can do so. Please make sure that you can access this installation throughout the term. · Install CentOS 7 (downloadable from http://isoredirect.centos.org/centos/7/isos/x86_64/ (Links to an external site.)) on the Virtual Box.   For more specific information on installation of Cent OS within Virtual Box, you can use this website: https://resources.infosecinstitute.com/installing-configuring-centos-7-virtualbox/#gref (Though the link relates to CentOS 8, the steps should work for CentOS 7 as well) Please ensure you use the following for setting up root and user on Cent OS: · For root, please use the password - Pa$$w0rd · For creating a user in this installation, please use the following: username - user, password - Pa$$w0rd. · Complete the activities listed at the beginning of the document for your midterm