During the OS setup you may or may not have remembered to install the SSH(openssh-server) package. With your OS installed and your packages up to date you can install the components you'll need. Once this finishes the system may need to be restarted. This will prompt you for your user password. You want to make sure all of your packages are up to date so run the following commands: Once you login you'll be brought to a prompt. Once all of the setup here is complete and you reboot you'll be brought to a login screen. It may start downloading Security Updates. If you don't need any of them all can be left un-selected Import SSH identity - No (unless you have a reason to) Your server's name - How other computers will see it on the network. If you don't have anything to modify you can just hit Done (Do NOT create a RAID here) Select the disk you want to install the OS onto Search Domains - If applicable (not required)Ĭonfigure Ubuntu archive mirror (can be left default unless you have a reason to change it)įor a basic setup you can 'Use An Entire Disk' Gateway - The IP address of the Default Gateway. Now you will need to setup the NetworkĪddress - IP the server NIC will use. Go to your network adapter (eth) -> Edit IPv4 -> Change IPv4 Method to Manual.

You'll want to configure a Static IP so you can find the server on the network easily (be sure the IP you use won't be handed out by your Router's DHCP server) Update the installer (a message you may not see) All you want to do right now is install your OS so select 'Install Ubuntu Server'. Once the thumb drive boots you'll be brought to a GRUB menu with various options. You may have to manually boot to it if USB devices aren't on the boot order list. Once your bootable USB is ready plug it into the server and turn it on. ISO file and sd'c' is the name of your thumb drive.ġ.3 - Preparing from MacOS - Tested with by Den-Fi NOTE: Where 'ubuntu-19.04-live-server-amd64'.iso is the name of your. Once your drive is formatted you can write your. If you have a reason to use a different file system (such as FAT32) that's OK but for this example we're going to use ext4 (replace 'c' with your drive letter): We just wanted to make sure that it wasn't. You may receive an error saying your drive wasn't mounted.

Once you have that information make sure the thumb drive isn't mounted by using the following command (replace 'c' with your drive letter): From this find the name of your thumb drive which should follow the structure 'sd*'. This will list your connected drives, capacities, & partitions.

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