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Here we will access our Linux machine, the

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one we installed earlier through our PuTTy client.

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Now remember, you have access to a Linux machine.

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You could use PuTTy client or you could simply

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log in directly to the client so it's really up to you.

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So this is the PuTTy client.

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Looks like we're going to connect to our Linux machine

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which is our first Linux machine through the PuTTy.

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Let's go to our Linux machine.

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Here, we have our Linux machine, and that's our console.

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We log into the console,

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and then we open up a terminal.

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And that's how we perform most of

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our tasks, most of our commands.

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Now another way to connect is through the PuTTY.

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For that we have to assign an

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IP address to this Linux machine.

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So what is the IP address

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right now. The command to check is ifconfig.

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So when we scroll up, you see here

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our network adapter is this enp0s3.

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But it doesn't have an IP address.

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So how do we assign an IP address which

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we will go into our Oracle VirtualBox, click

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on Setting, and go to Network, change the NAT

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to Host-only Adapter,

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and click OK.

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Once it is saved,

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you can simply run ifconfig

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command again, and then you scroll up, and you'll see,

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right now it still does not have

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the ethernet IP address right here.

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It should come up somewhere here.

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So I think probably the adapter is not up.

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So we will have to become root

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and type in command ifcfg, sorry ifup,

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and the name of the adapter, which is enp0s3.

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Once you hit that, it

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says, Connection successfully activated.

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Let's wait for the prompt.

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The prompt came back, hit up arrow

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key, and look for ifconfig again.

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And this time you see it has an

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IP address which is 192.168.56.101.

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Now we're going to put in that

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IP address in a PuTTy terminal.

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Okay, once again, for my Mac users you

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do not need to download and install PuTTy.

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All you have to do is find your terminal on

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your Mac and then simply run the command ssh, lowercase,

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-l, username in my case is iafzal, and IP

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addresses which is 192.168.56.101, and that's the IP address.

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We just looked it up by running

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the command ip addre, or ip a.

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So use the syntax and you will be able

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to connect to Linux machine from your Mac.

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Now I'm going back to my

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Windows users and using the PuTTy.

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So we could use PuTTy to connect to Linux.

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192.168.56.101, hit Enter.

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Or you could also save the session

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saying MyLinuxVM like that.

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You could save it this way, next time you

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don't have to type in the IP address and

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then you click here, and then click Open.

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Once it opens, it ask you for a warning sign.

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It's going to tell you if you

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wanted to keep the SSH keys.

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It's just a secure way to

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connect to Linux, just click Yes.

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It's going to say login as.

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Now I'm going to login as myself

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iafzal, and you probably have your own account,

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login with your own account, hit Enter.

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Put the password, and there you go.

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This is exactly as if you

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are logging in through the GUI.

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Now, the reason we need to know how to log

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in through the PuTTy is because 98% of the time

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when you are going to be working in a corporate

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environment, there is no GUI environment where you're going to

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come in and login to the GUI.

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You're always going to have the PuTTy session where you're

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going to put an IP address of the destination server

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and then you're going to connect to it.

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Now, if you type hostname, you're going

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to see your hostname right here.

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So this exactly as this one right here.

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So in our lessons down, after this

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lesson, we're going to be using interchangeably.

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Sometimes you're going to be using PuTTy, sometimes you're

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going to be logging in as a console.

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So it's really doesn't matter where we logging in from.

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But you should know both ways how to log in.

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