@Nick Lieftink - Awesome!! Glad you're learning about linux ^^ hopefully the video helped! Make sure to smash that like button on the vid for me if you haven't already =)
Hey Nick: Very nice video, but if I may: you are describing the IDEAL installation, the one with no issues. For example, remind people they need to be PLUGGED IN to a modem/router. The installation will not work through WiFi. People must know they will NOT get a Graphic User Interface at the end (GUI). You said BEGINNERS guide. All they will get (which you show) at the end, is a command driven prompt. Overall, a very helpful video, but you need to remember: beginners. We are 20 years behind you. :-)
Haha yeah some of this would help. I was aiming more towards people/beginners who wanted to setup a server and figured they would expect no GUI and only a command line interface. The wifi mention is a good one. I didn't realize this since I'm always plugged in when doing these installs. I think it might be more necessary to make a video comparing and contrasting the differences between the different setups (desktop vs server). I'll add that to the list.
@@mmustap3 yup. Turns out my ethernet port is dead, so I had to buy a ethernet to USB adapter. Couldn't for the life of me get Ubuntu Sever to recognize it as a network interface.. reinstalled Ubuntu Server with the USB/ethernet plugged in and it worked.
Thanks for the tutorial Nik! I did this with VirtualBox 6.1 following all the steps in this video. I could not look up the website on my host computer. The solution for this was to Go to 'Machine Settings -> Network' and changed attached to from "NAT -> Bridged Adapter". I restarted the virtual machine was greeted with a message indicating that the IP address was changed. Now I can log in from my network.
@David Razmadze - No problem!! Glad you found it helpful ^^ Great mention if you're using VBox and want a unique ip address on the network. Hope it's all still going well and make sure to smash that like button on the vid for me if you haven't already =)
At 7:50 ther screen of "Featured Server Snaps" show up. Is there ant way to recall this page after the installation? This is a very convenient way to install stuff. Are there other things like this to use further down the road?
Hmm not that I'm aware, but it's pretty simple to search and install any of those packages. Look at the Ubuntu package repos and then just do: sudo apt install and that will pull down the package and install.
@@SavvyNik Yeah I guess that's where my noob skills come in ;). Don't quite know what exists or what to look for exactely, so sometimes it is handy to see what is available. I'm mostly used to a Microsoft environment (yes another nitwit ;)). Thank you for your reply !
@@frederikzutterman50 Haha! Well glad to have you following and that you're exploring Linux! We all start somewhere so hopefully you find some helpful content. Glad I could help ^^
Nice tutorial! Interested in making a home media server, or a home web server (in school to become a sys admin, and I want to experiment). I smashed that like button and subscribed
Thanks for the kind remarks, smashing like, and subbing!! Means a lot! That's a cool project. Yeah it would be sufficient since the server addition is very minimal. Ubuntu has special versions for the Pi - ubuntu.com/download/raspberry-pi check that page out if you're looking for an imagine (since it runs with an Arm processor). I would imagine the install is about the same, but haven't tried it on there quite yet. Let me know how it goes.
Download a 25 page Linux Checklist here - learn.savvynik.com Want to install Ubuntu 22.04 Server instead? - th-cam.com/video/zs2zdVPwZ7E/w-d-xo.html Install DWM (dynamic window manager) on 20.04 Server - th-cam.com/video/lipHPQL4nmQ/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this tutorial .I do have a Query .Did all the steps as prescribed but i am unable to test the apace2 page from another computer.. i am giving the same ip that that the server gave after running the command "ip a"
@@SavvyNik thank you very much and what I was trying to ask is example I have a dynamic ip and it's not allowing me to remote access my web server, is there a way to convert dynamic ip into a static one?
HELP!!!! This is driving me crazy. My computer will not restart or boot if my ether cable is plugged in. I have to remove the plug, boot the computer then reinstall the cable. I can't seem to find a fix. this is a clean install. EDIT I don't know what I did, but the problem is resolved. THANK YOU for this invaluable tutorial.
Thanks for the tutorial! I have a few questions: -Does it need to be connected to the router via ethernet or is wifi also going to work? -Would it work with the laptop lid closed? -Can Mac and Windows computers both access the drive for read and write on the server? I wanted to do some file transfers. Thanks!
You're welcome. 1) Ethernet should be your first line of use, but I believe there is an option to setup a wifi connection 2) Most likely depends how your laptop handles the sleep function, but typically this is done by the operating system and I don't believe there's anything installed to allow it to sleep 3) You can use both mac and windows computers if you use something called samba share server. This allows connections from both device types and creates a storage server that you can access over a network.
I don’t understand how you got to the install portion are do you click on the drive and the file is installed or do i need to reboot my computer and select the external because i can’t even get to the point where it says instal ubuntu server 🤷🏽♂️ need a little help
Jay, thanks for the kind remarks. Make sure to smash that like button on the video for me if you haven't already. As far as no ssd/hdd you can install Linux on a persistent USB drive. I'm sure you can find some examples online, but if you wanted there are a few Linux distros that can actually be ran on Physical Memory instead of storage. They're super quick, but I don't think Ubuntu has that possibility.
Nice work. I have a question I am trying to install LTSP on Ubuntu 20.4, but it does not work as before. can you help me to configure it? I tried LTSP on Ubuntu 11.4 lts.
No problem! Make sure to smash that like button for me on the vid. Yes, absolutely. You'll just have to install the necessary packages for node to work on the server. I wouldn't suggestion hosting it publicly though unless you have a devoted network for the server. This would be better suited for a local testing/dev env, unless, you're actually installing this on a production env.
Hey SavvyNik great video but I keep running into the same issue of my installer crashing at the profile set up and I am unable to move forward, any ideas?
I don't want this setup but i have reached to near to end of video , and it's not working as i don't have router, can u tell how to delete / exit from here to my windows
A very informative video. I would like to know, how would I able to change/edit the index and other files or access the terminal from different device.
I am getting "Waiting for SSH to become available", Could you help me to resolve this issue so that I could get a box file. I am using packer to build but unable to get a box file due to above error.
@@SavvyNik I am getting this error during the installation. I am running 'packer build -debug ubuntu.json'. This was supppsed to end successfully but it gets stuck at ssh which results in no box file.
When i do the installer, i never get to connect to ethernet inside ubuntu even though my cable is working perfectly and the motherboard ethernet lights are on
I mean if we use windows server we can use patch panel or switch to connect internet to other computer right. But can ubuntu server make the same thing? Sorry my english bad
awesome video thanks i learned a lot, i have old pc and i am gonna make home server and using it for web server how can i install ftp or sftp to access server from outside by the way i clicked like button
@Nurbek Boymurodov - You'll just have to do some port forwarding through your router for the ftp port (21). Research it for your specific router. I don't suggest doing this without a proper firewall in place and security in place, because it leaves your computer open to the public.
@@SavvyNik i think if public dont ppk or user and password public cannot cannt access to my computer am i right? and also if you upload to install php my admin and mysql or postgress it would be great is it possible i will wait for it
@@nurbekboymurodov870 Right they would have to know you creds but at the same token there's definitely ways people could still try to "hack" in. Either way just be careful and make sure you aware of the potential risk you can run into to. I'm not sure what you mean by the second half.
I've got an old pc and this install fails every time, either while partitioning the drives, or while installing Grub. It feels like i've tried everything; newer beta installer, different drive configurations, scrubbing the drives with the dd command, nothing has worked and i'm out of ideas :(
if you installed and then tried setting up your network as long as you chose DHCP as the option to run your network it should be picking up an ip from your router. Otherwise something in the settings is wrong, adapter isn't working, or you don't have a good connection back to your router. You'll have to do some network troubleshooting. Look up a command called "ip a" that should get you started.
Yes it can. You can even install a desktop environment if you would like. If you want some extremely minimal here's an example of installing DWM on Ubuntu Server - th-cam.com/video/lipHPQL4nmQ/w-d-xo.html
Open ports with miss managed firewall setups are an easy targets for hackers to abuse your network/computer. Especially, if you're giving your Public IP up for connection to the server.
Hi @SavvyNik just wanna say yo vids are awesome and so helpful, buh like can you help a brother out on how to set subnet address and stuff, I'm stock at there. Please!
Glad you found the videos helpful!! Make sure to smash that like button for me and here's a video to set network settings - th-cam.com/video/NjmcUYLmhj0/w-d-xo.html
do you undertsand how important is to setup the static ip at the moment of installation? what you just did was leaving a dynamic ip that will change every time you boot the machine so you just said: screw port forwarding... this means you skipped the most important part and the most confusing too the numbers that ubuntu uses for that exact configuration does not work right away also it renames stuff that dont need to such as */24 at the end fo the ip??? subnet mask should be 255.255.255.0 but you try it and then wont work address should be 192.168.1.x but it wont work gateway should be 192.168.1.1 but it does not work wtf are name servers? is that the dns part? 8.8.8.8 wtf are search domains? im telling because all of this WORK in ubuntu desktop or any windows pc that interface is useless that's why I'm so desperate to find a tutorial that covers this exact part because doing it manually after installing everything will make the server crash right away so forget about cockpit, ssh or whatever you need to connect to... so netstat and the bs config files wont work bc ubuntu installs a lot of crap even if you tell them to not all of this happens, at least if you do this inside a vm with bridge network adapter because you just want apache and using freakin xammp servers glitches php files at testing
Use netplan to setup a static ip. When someone is first setting things up it's not necessary. You can manually edit or set to dhcp depending on your network, but you can always edit after the fact. This is not a networking tutorial lol
Not sure you need a mouse if you're using a command line interface. Just use tabs/space/arrows/etc and that should get you through the install as well as using this type of system.
Mine crashed during install! I'm using VirtualBox, using option 2 at "ubuntu.com/download/server", English keyboard/language, name administrator, server name= server1, site=server1.com...Crash!...before I hit done. Always crashes after a time limit since turn on signal.
@@bruce610 Really the big difference is that the server version comes with a very minimal enviroment (aka no desktop and a lot less apps/tools pre installed). This allows you to pick and choose what you want to install on the operating system, as well as, saves resources because of how minimal is which makes it really good to host servers off of.
@@bruce610 No problem! Check this out, this is what I did to a minimal (server) install of Ubuntu: th-cam.com/video/lipHPQL4nmQ/w-d-xo.html that's using dwm for a minimal desktop.
im on vm and i pray to god that the server doesn't install on actual physical hardware, otherwise i will cry. im noob ): edit: i rebooted and everything works fine, its not that scary as a thought 8)
If you'd like a custom window manager installed on Ubuntu Server follow my other vid for DWM install on Ubuntu Server: th-cam.com/video/lipHPQL4nmQ/w-d-xo.html
Hello, how to install Ubuntu server 20.04 using custom storage configuration. I mean to say , how to install Ubuntu server alongside windows 10. I don't want to give entire disk for Ubuntu server.
@@maheshmadgundi8725 This isn't something typically done with the server edition. I would have to make a video outlining how to dual-boot bc it's a little too difficult to explain over this chat. In the future I will plan on making one.
There's always room for improvement, but you have to cut things out sometimes ;) mainly because I have a separate video devoted to setting up a static ip - th-cam.com/video/NjmcUYLmhj0/w-d-xo.html
@@SavvyNik :D Don't worry about it! I watch a great many tutorials and it's not uncommon for people to repeat certain words/phrases. Thanks for the tutorial nonetheless.
I watch this video because i want to install ubuntu server, on a real machine, that i gonna build myself. I am learning Linux.
@Nick Lieftink - Awesome!! Glad you're learning about linux ^^ hopefully the video helped! Make sure to smash that like button on the vid for me if you haven't already =)
You won't go back to windows
Hey Nick:
Very nice video, but if I may: you are describing the IDEAL installation, the one with no issues. For example, remind people they need to be PLUGGED IN to a modem/router. The installation will not work through WiFi. People must know they will NOT get a Graphic User Interface at the end (GUI). You said BEGINNERS guide. All they will get (which you show) at the end, is a command driven prompt.
Overall, a very helpful video, but you need to remember: beginners. We are 20 years behind you. :-)
Haha yeah some of this would help. I was aiming more towards people/beginners who wanted to setup a server and figured they would expect no GUI and only a command line interface. The wifi mention is a good one. I didn't realize this since I'm always plugged in when doing these installs. I think it might be more necessary to make a video comparing and contrasting the differences between the different setups (desktop vs server). I'll add that to the list.
so this explains why my IP link returns a website not reached? My cpu is connected via wifi - and my IP looks kind of funny. 127.00.0.1
@@mmustap3 yup. Turns out my ethernet port is dead, so I had to buy a ethernet to USB adapter. Couldn't for the life of me get Ubuntu Sever to recognize it as a network interface.. reinstalled Ubuntu Server with the USB/ethernet plugged in and it worked.
I'm ok with, i'm working through WIFI and it's not going.
And i'm not in Virtual...
I'm in
DUAL...
Thanks for the tutorial Nik!
I did this with VirtualBox 6.1 following all the steps in this video. I could not look up the website on my host computer. The solution for this was to Go to 'Machine Settings -> Network' and changed attached to from "NAT -> Bridged Adapter". I restarted the virtual machine was greeted with a message indicating that the IP address was changed. Now I can log in from my network.
@David Razmadze - No problem!! Glad you found it helpful ^^ Great mention if you're using VBox and want a unique ip address on the network. Hope it's all still going well and make sure to smash that like button on the vid for me if you haven't already =)
@@SavvyNik Of course
@@software-sage Thanks!
Thank you David !!!
Th U
"I'm gonna go ahead and..." save this to my Linux server TH-cam playlist ;) thanks for the informative video!
haha thanks! Glad you found the vid helpful
A very detailed tutorial. Thank you.
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video. Make sure to smash that like button for me if you haven't already ^^
@@SavvyNik man, i just broke my monitor doing that
At 3:10, I am wondering on how you opened that thing to install the ubuntu server
At 7:50 ther screen of "Featured Server Snaps" show up. Is there ant way to recall this page after the installation? This is a very convenient way to install stuff. Are there other things like this to use further down the road?
Hmm not that I'm aware, but it's pretty simple to search and install any of those packages. Look at the Ubuntu package repos and then just do: sudo apt install and that will pull down the package and install.
@@SavvyNik Yeah I guess that's where my noob skills come in ;). Don't quite know what exists or what to look for exactely, so sometimes it is handy to see what is available. I'm mostly used to a Microsoft environment (yes another nitwit ;)). Thank you for your reply !
@@frederikzutterman50 Haha! Well glad to have you following and that you're exploring Linux! We all start somewhere so hopefully you find some helpful content. Glad I could help ^^
Nice tutorial! Interested in making a home media server, or a home web server (in school to become a sys admin, and I want to experiment). I smashed that like button and subscribed
Thanks for the kind remarks, smashing like, and subbing!! Means a lot! That's a cool project. Yeah it would be sufficient since the server addition is very minimal. Ubuntu has special versions for the Pi - ubuntu.com/download/raspberry-pi check that page out if you're looking for an imagine (since it runs with an Arm processor). I would imagine the install is about the same, but haven't tried it on there quite yet. Let me know how it goes.
Download a 25 page Linux Checklist here - learn.savvynik.com
Want to install Ubuntu 22.04 Server instead? - th-cam.com/video/zs2zdVPwZ7E/w-d-xo.html
Install DWM (dynamic window manager) on 20.04 Server - th-cam.com/video/lipHPQL4nmQ/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the detailed tutorial
You're welcome!
Thanks for this tutorial .I do have a Query .Did all the steps as prescribed but i am unable to test the apace2 page from another computer.. i am giving the same ip that that the server gave after running the command "ip a"
Help me do something for the first time that I was very confused about. Ty
Super glad you found the video helpful! Make sure to smash that like button for me if you haven't already.
can you please make a tutorial about if we have a dynamic ip how do we access this server remotely or maybe change dynamic ip to a static one
Should be a similar process to this: th-cam.com/video/NjmcUYLmhj0/w-d-xo.html
@@SavvyNik thank you very much and what I was trying to ask is example I have a dynamic ip and it's not allowing me to remote access my web server, is there a way to convert dynamic ip into a static one?
HELP!!!! This is driving me crazy. My computer will not restart or boot if my ether cable is plugged in. I have to remove the plug, boot the computer then reinstall the cable. I can't seem to find a fix. this is a clean install. EDIT I don't know what I did, but the problem is resolved. THANK YOU for this invaluable tutorial.
Thanks for the tutorial!
I have a few questions:
-Does it need to be connected to the router via ethernet or is wifi also going to work?
-Would it work with the laptop lid closed?
-Can Mac and Windows computers both access the drive for read and write on the server? I wanted to do some file transfers.
Thanks!
You're welcome.
1) Ethernet should be your first line of use, but I believe there is an option to setup a wifi connection
2) Most likely depends how your laptop handles the sleep function, but typically this is done by the operating system and I don't believe there's anything installed to allow it to sleep
3) You can use both mac and windows computers if you use something called samba share server. This allows connections from both device types and creates a storage server that you can access over a network.
when I try to install it, it crashes and does a constant loop of crash logs do you know how to fix it?
I don’t understand how you got to the install portion are do you click on the drive and the file is installed or do i need to reboot my computer and select the external because i can’t even get to the point where it says instal ubuntu server 🤷🏽♂️ need a little help
Great tutorial! Thank you
You're welcome! Glad you liked it :)
really thanku it's a very detailed tutorial. please include postgres and php also
and mail server or create a new tutorial
You're welcome. Thanks for the suggestion.
New to this as well can it be used to host a game server
Sure.
Super helpful video, thank you
@Jez W - No problem, I'm glad you found it helpful!! Make sure to smash that like button on the video for me if you haven't already 😃
hello. this video is very helpful. can I do this without an HDD/SSD? I have an old PC but no hard disk on it.
Jay, thanks for the kind remarks. Make sure to smash that like button on the video for me if you haven't already. As far as no ssd/hdd you can install Linux on a persistent USB drive. I'm sure you can find some examples online, but if you wanted there are a few Linux distros that can actually be ran on Physical Memory instead of storage. They're super quick, but I don't think Ubuntu has that possibility.
People who are new to ubuntu server my recommendations to you at first install it on virtual box
This is a good recommendation =)
Nice work.
I have a question I am trying to install LTSP on Ubuntu 20.4, but it does not work as before.
can you help me to configure it?
I tried LTSP on Ubuntu 11.4 lts.
Thanks Ramy. LTSP is not something I've messed with before so I'm afraid I cannot help you.
@@SavvyNik thanks
Thanks for this video!
You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful.
@@SavvyNik :)
Thank you for this tutorial. Can I deploy a NodeJs application on this server?
No problem! Make sure to smash that like button for me on the vid. Yes, absolutely. You'll just have to install the necessary packages for node to work on the server. I wouldn't suggestion hosting it publicly though unless you have a devoted network for the server. This would be better suited for a local testing/dev env, unless, you're actually installing this on a production env.
@@SavvyNik Thank you :)
@@lewiswill3663 You're welcome!
5:11 what if I'm using wifi?
Server isn't meant for using with wifi. I'd suggest hard wiring in bc the trouble isn't worth it.
Nice tutorial !!!
Glad you liked it!
Hey SavvyNik great video but I keep running into the same issue of my installer crashing at the profile set up and I am unable to move forward, any ideas?
What is it telling you when it crashes?
@@SavvyNik top line of the report says " BUG". I'm attempting to Redownload...
Redownloading the ISO file fixes issue
I don't want this setup but i have reached to near to end of video , and it's not working as i don't have router, can u tell how to delete / exit from here to my windows
What are you supposed to enter into the subnet area in network setup. I can't find any good information
Fam I'm in the same shi, and I'm to do a presentation tomorrow 😏
Here's a video to help you set a static ip address or network settings: th-cam.com/video/NjmcUYLmhj0/w-d-xo.html
if you're doing it at home, do 255.255.255.0
Is this a good Distro to use for a node?
A very informative video.
I would like to know, how would I able to change/edit the index and other files or access the terminal from different device.
Use ssh & scp would be the most popular way:
ssh vid = th-cam.com/video/JbMgOKlj5fE/w-d-xo.html
scp vid = th-cam.com/video/2u0I-U0D7Uk/w-d-xo.html
I liked and sub, Can you release a video? how to point domain to server linux? and install wordpress
Same here , I love Ubuntu since CentOS will be EOL.
I am getting "Waiting for SSH to become available", Could you help me to resolve this issue so that I could get a box file. I am using packer to build but unable to get a box file due to above error.
@Mukesh Keshri - When are you getting this error? During the install, trying to ssh to the machine, etc?
@@SavvyNik I am getting this error during the installation. I am running 'packer build -debug ubuntu.json'. This was supppsed to end successfully but it gets stuck at ssh which results in no box file.
@@mukeshkeshri3594 - I'm not sure about this, maybe someone else might be able to help.
Thanks a ton sir, it's very help me a newbi
No problem, glad you found it helpful! Make sure to smash that like button for me on the vid if you haven't already =)
Would this work for a social Media platform, or a online game?
Where is the ZFS option? I though Ubuntu had it in the GUI installer but this looks like an old skool installer?
When i do the installer, i never get to connect to ethernet inside ubuntu even though my cable is working perfectly and the motherboard ethernet lights are on
Probably missing a driver for your adapter.
@@SavvyNik Alrighty
Can this server share internet using switch to other computer
I don't know what you mean? Share internet through another computer? Can that computer act as a switch?
I mean if we use windows server we can use patch panel or switch to connect internet to other computer right. But can ubuntu server make the same thing? Sorry my english bad
@@SavvyNik helo
@@neoaspect_0751 I'm uncertain. I'm sure there's a way, but I'm not following still sorry.
You could have said that it would delete all the contents on the USB before telling us to select one...
how you recorded the screen when installing the server ?
I use a hardware capture device.
@@SavvyNik nice.
awesome video thanks i learned a lot, i have old pc and i am gonna make home server and using it for web server how can i install ftp or sftp to access server from outside by the way i clicked like button
@Nurbek Boymurodov - You'll just have to do some port forwarding through your router for the ftp port (21). Research it for your specific router. I don't suggest doing this without a proper firewall in place and security in place, because it leaves your computer open to the public.
@@SavvyNik i think if public dont ppk or user and password public cannot cannt access to my computer am i right? and also if you upload to install php my admin and mysql or postgress it would be great is it possible i will wait for it
@@SavvyNik also is it possible to install phpmyadmin and postgress in same server
@@nurbekboymurodov870 Right they would have to know you creds but at the same token there's definitely ways people could still try to "hack" in. Either way just be careful and make sure you aware of the potential risk you can run into to. I'm not sure what you mean by the second half.
@@nurbekboymurodov870 Yes it's possible, you'll just have to make sure to run them on separate ports.
So I’m go to go ahead and click like
Nelson, thanks much for going ahead and hitting that like button for me!! =)
I've got an old pc and this install fails every time, either while partitioning the drives, or while installing Grub. It feels like i've tried everything; newer beta installer, different drive configurations, scrubbing the drives with the dd command, nothing has worked and i'm out of ideas :(
Try making a arch linux install ... you can figure out whats wrong and by then you should be able to solve ANY ubuntu issue.
@@kaihayati3673 interesting suggestion, hadn't considered that. Thanks!
Hmm does any other Linux distro work? It might be that some hardware you have isn't supported in the Kernel..
@@SavvyNik tbh i haveh't tried, i'm researching arch now
@@SavvyNik i might first try the desktop version of ubuntu first. Is there any reason that might work when the server version does not?
I can't download the iso
however I downloaded ubuntu server but there is no iso only files
Hi Nick . How to ssh access to server's terminal locally without touching router confs ? ssh {the port you used to access htmlpage} user:password?
I installed without network option, and after installing connected network cable and I didn't get internet
The ip shows 165.range
How fix it
if you installed and then tried setting up your network as long as you chose DHCP as the option to run your network it should be picking up an ip from your router. Otherwise something in the settings is wrong, adapter isn't working, or you don't have a good connection back to your router. You'll have to do some network troubleshooting. Look up a command called "ip a" that should get you started.
I can visit this server outside of country ???
very useful resource.
@Alpha, Thanks!
Could ubuntu server be used as operating system?
Yes it can. You can even install a desktop environment if you would like. If you want some extremely minimal here's an example of installing DWM on Ubuntu Server - th-cam.com/video/lipHPQL4nmQ/w-d-xo.html
Can we use Ubuntu server in a VM?
Sure.
@@SavvyNik Thanks
why wouldn't you open it up to the internet besides the normal ddos/hackers etc
Open ports with miss managed firewall setups are an easy targets for hackers to abuse your network/computer. Especially, if you're giving your Public IP up for connection to the server.
Bro you jump away...after flash what should do?
Hi @SavvyNik just wanna say yo vids are awesome and so helpful, buh like can you help a brother out on how to set subnet address and stuff, I'm stock at there. Please!
Glad you found the videos helpful!! Make sure to smash that like button for me and here's a video to set network settings - th-cam.com/video/NjmcUYLmhj0/w-d-xo.html
Installed the Desktop version instead. is it ok ?
That’s fine. The desktop version takes a little more resources to run the gui but it’s fine to use.
Thanks!
No problem! Make sure to smash that like button for me =)
do you undertsand how important is to setup the static ip at the moment of installation?
what you just did was leaving a dynamic ip that will change every time you boot the machine so you just said: screw port forwarding... this means you skipped the most important part
and the most confusing too
the numbers that ubuntu uses for that exact configuration does not work right away
also it renames stuff that dont need to such as */24 at the end fo the ip???
subnet mask should be 255.255.255.0 but you try it and then wont work
address should be 192.168.1.x but it wont work
gateway should be 192.168.1.1 but it does not work
wtf are name servers? is that the dns part? 8.8.8.8
wtf are search domains?
im telling because all of this WORK in ubuntu desktop or any windows pc
that interface is useless that's why I'm so desperate to find a tutorial that covers this exact part
because doing it manually after installing everything will make the server crash right away
so forget about cockpit, ssh or whatever you need to connect to...
so netstat and the bs config files wont work bc ubuntu installs a lot of crap even if you tell them to not
all of this happens, at least if you do this inside a vm with bridge network adapter
because you just want apache and using freakin xammp servers glitches php files at testing
Use netplan to setup a static ip. When someone is first setting things up it's not necessary. You can manually edit or set to dhcp depending on your network, but you can always edit after the fact. This is not a networking tutorial lol
can i install ubuntu 20.04 in IBM systemx 3200 M2
And if you don't have a mouse...?
Not sure you need a mouse if you're using a command line interface. Just use tabs/space/arrows/etc and that should get you through the install as well as using this type of system.
Can't log into server unless root user, please help.
Hello Brother,
How to Make a public server that can be ooperate from different location
Port forwarding
Without net connection it's possible to do ah ,pls tell me
@NN N
- I believe you'd be fine, you just wouldn't be able to install any security updates.
Top!
Woot!!
i keep getting error failed to fetch while im installing the apache, can you help me?
Maybe run a sudo apt update before you try installing apache. Otherwise I'm not sure why you can't access the mirror.
@@SavvyNik same problem when im trying to apt-get update
Mine crashed during install!
I'm using VirtualBox, using option 2 at "ubuntu.com/download/server", English keyboard/language, name administrator, server name= server1, site=server1.com...Crash!...before I hit done.
Always crashes after a time limit since turn on signal.
If anyone wants the VirtualBox Server1 Log, let me now so we can resolve the crash issue.
Redownloading the ISO file fixes issue.
Permissions changes commands: " sudo chmod a+rwx /ect/apache2/sites-available/html.conf | sudo chmod a+rwx /ect/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf ", " Sudo chmod a+rwx /etc/apache2/ports.conf ".
"systemctl status apache2" says its active.
After adding line " Listen 8081" to ports.conf file under " Listen 80 ", the site is now visible
Stuck at 0% [waiting for headers] ........Apache didnt install. any ideas?
Check your internet connection, make sure you can ping out and update your repos. sudo apt update
thanks, but I want to instal Ubuntu on an online server. How can I do that?
Usually online servers come with images pre-installed. It's not typical to install something on the server unless you have access to "virtual disks".
♥️♥️♥️
:)
is it for pc?
You can install it on a PC if you'd like as well. It will however erase any and all operating systems currently on the PC.
@@SavvyNik please tell me sir whats the difference between normal ubuntu os and server ubuntu os?
@@bruce610 Really the big difference is that the server version comes with a very minimal enviroment (aka no desktop and a lot less apps/tools pre installed). This allows you to pick and choose what you want to install on the operating system, as well as, saves resources because of how minimal is which makes it really good to host servers off of.
@@SavvyNik o thank you sir
i thought server version os is used in internet server office
@@bruce610 No problem! Check this out, this is what I did to a minimal (server) install of Ubuntu: th-cam.com/video/lipHPQL4nmQ/w-d-xo.html that's using dwm for a minimal desktop.
im on vm and i pray to god that the server doesn't install on actual physical hardware, otherwise i will cry. im noob ):
edit: i rebooted and everything works fine, its not that scary as a thought 8)
Haha! Awesome to hear =) glad things worked out make sure to smash that like button for me if you haven't already.
Ubuntu fails everytime after custom install.
We can see that the- (demon gargoyle noises)
Is the OS free?
Yes, the best part about Linux is that it's free and open source =)
♥
So just I just go ahead?
lol quite possibly ^^
how to install ubuntu server using custom layout
If you'd like a custom window manager installed on Ubuntu Server follow my other vid for DWM install on Ubuntu Server: th-cam.com/video/lipHPQL4nmQ/w-d-xo.html
WINDOWS SAYS THE USB NEEDS TO BE FORMATED
Thats alright just click cancel
Hello, how to install Ubuntu server 20.04 using custom storage configuration.
I mean to say , how to install Ubuntu server alongside windows 10.
I don't want to give entire disk for Ubuntu server.
You would have to shrink the size of the windows partition and use the Ubuntu server installer to install on the un-allocated shrunk partition.
s , i did that , but it is disabling the free space ,
I mean to say , it is not giving access to that free space.
And ,I have 123gb free space.
@@SavvyNik I also did this,it is showing my free space, but not able to access that free space.
Will u resolve this?
@@maheshmadgundi8725 This isn't something typically done with the server edition. I would have to make a video outlining how to dual-boot bc it's a little too difficult to explain over this chat. In the future I will plan on making one.
@@SavvyNik thanks, i am asking u
Because you are very intelligent,
And make video, I am waiting for your video.
why in gods name would anyone ever get powershell. Gross.
Would have been much more helpful if you had fully shown how to setup a static IP with an actual example rather than skim over it.
There's always room for improvement, but you have to cut things out sometimes ;) mainly because I have a separate video devoted to setting up a static ip - th-cam.com/video/NjmcUYLmhj0/w-d-xo.html
Go a head
I need to go ahead and get better about not saying go ahead xD
@@SavvyNik :D Don't worry about it!
I watch a great many tutorials and it's not uncommon for people to repeat certain words/phrases.
Thanks for the tutorial nonetheless.
@@HexD64 Glad you enjoyed the tutorial! You're welcome. Now that I'm more conscious about it lately I'm hoping it gets better haha!
great tutorial, but sooo verbose
Haha this feels like a backhanded compliment xD Which part was verbose? So I can make some notes ;)
go ahead and go ahead and go ahead and go ahead and...
lol I've been working on it >
Thanks!
You're welcome!! Thanks for the tip :)