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125 ITP Lab 1: VMWare Introduction D ue: 9/10/2010 11:59:59 Overview In this lab, students will be introduced to the basics of VMWare Workstation, which will be utilized heavily in this class. Students will practice creating a variety of VMs with a few different Operating Systems. Instructions Creating a New Virtual Machine 1. 2. 3. 4. Launch VMWare Workstation by going to Start-->VMWare--> VMWare...
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125 ITP Lab 1: VMWare Introduction
D ue: 9/10/2010 11:59:59
Overview
In this lab, students will be introduced to the basics of VMWare Workstation, which will be utilized heavily in this class. Students will practice creating a variety of VMs with a few different Operating Systems.
Instructions
Creating a New Virtual Machine
1. 2. 3. 4. Launch VMWare Workstation by going to Start-->VMWare--> VMWare Workstation Create a new Virtual Machine by going to File-->New-->Virtual Machine (CTRL-N) Select Typical, and select Next When it asks for the Guest Operating System, select "Installer Disc Image File", and browse to C:\ITP125\Windows XP SP0.iso (or the equivalent file name). Select Next.
5. VMWare should use the Easy Install process.
It will ask for the product key and the personalization options. I will give the CD Key in class to use. Enter in "ITP125 XP" for the full name. Leave the password blank. Select Next 6. For the virtual machine name, call it "Windows XP SP0". Select Next 7. For the disk size, enter 8. Hit Next.
8. You will get a screen like below. Deselect "Power on this virtual machine after creation" and select Finish.
9. Your new virtual machine has been created.
Modifying the Virtual Machine Settings & Up
1. Powering Once you create the virtual machine, it gets added to the sidebar (not shown) and a new tab gets created. Select "Edit virtual machine settings" when you have the Windows XP SP0 tab selected.
2. 3. 4. 5.
If present, remove the USB Controller, Sound Card, and Printer. Click on the Network Adapter. Change the setting to Host-only. Click Okay. Now click on "Power on this virtual machine" to start it up! The installation for XP should be fairly automated. There may be a few prompts, and address them as needed. Sometimes the CD Key is not immediately recognized, and you will be asked to reenter it. Reenter the exact same key.
Windows 7
The instructions above were for creating a Windows XP System. Create a new Virtual Machine, called Windows 7. I will give you the appropriate Windows 7 Key.
Assignment
Complete the above in class, and show me that you have both systems up and running. Answer the following questions by the due date. (5 points each) 1. We are using virtualization for creating a series of computers for you to test and destroy. How is virtualization commonly used in industry? 2. What are the advantages and disadvantages to virtualization? Is it going to grow or shrink in usage? What do you think are the security implications?
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