1. Linux Exercise

2. Download and Install the latest CentOS version and latest Ubuntu/Fedora OS. Configure a unique Host Name and a permanent IP Address for all hosts. Configure the SSH Server to start at all relevant run levels + configure the ability to connect to the Linux host with the root user. Shutdown the firewall at all runlevels and disable SElinux. Install and configure a VNC Server and connect to it from your windows host. Install an X-client on your windows host and connect to your Linux host. Linux Exercise

3. Install putty on your windows host and connect to the Linux host via SSH. Install (if you need) and configure an NFS Server and share the /tmp with your "old" Linux host (Mount the /tmp share via /etc/fstab) Create a CIFS share on your Windows host and mount it to the new CentOS via fstab. Install (if you need) and configure a SAMBA Server on your new Linux host and share the /tmp directory with your Windows host without password (map a network drive from the Windows host) Linux Exercise