Installing CentOS-07 on VMware and Setting up Apache Server, Lecture notes of Computer science

A step-by-step guide on installing centos-07 on vmware workstation 14 pro and configuring an apache server on it. The instructions cover creating a new virtual machine, setting up basic configurations, and installing and customizing the apache server.

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1. Software requirement and Special Notes
This Document contained Installation setup to CentOS-07 64bit version on top of VMware Workstation
14 Pro and run Apache sever on it. VMware application installation on window not mention in this
document.
2. Installing CentOS-07 on VMware
Step 01 – Run the Vmware workstation on PC
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1. Software requirement and Special Notes

This Document contained Installation setup to CentOS-07 64bit version on top of VMware Workstation 14 Pro and run Apache sever on it. VMware application installation on window not mention in this document.

2. Installing CentOS-07 on VMware

• Step 01 – Run the Vmware workstation on PC

• Step 02 – Create a new virtual machine and run the wizard > select

Typical

• Step 03 –select installer disk image file (ISO)

• Step 04 –select CentOS-07 disk image file form PC saved location

  • Step 05 –set user name and password for user

• Step 06 –set virtual machine name and save location on local PC

• Step 11 – desktop screen in centos and lock screen in centos

3. Apache Installing

• Step 01 – Go to terminal and check internet connectivity

• Step 02 – install apache using “yum” command in root user privilege

mode > yum –y install httpd

• Step 03 – downloading and installing apache

• Step 04 – start the apache server using “ service httpd start” command

• Step 05 – get the web browser and type “ localhost ” in URL bar > test

page loading

• Step 06 – to customize the web page go to “html” folder using

cd /var/www/html” command

• Step 07 – create “index.html” file using “ vi index.html ” command

• Step 08 – customize “index.html” file using html tags command > save

edited file using “ wq!”

• Step 09 – restart apache using “ service httpd restart ” command

• Step 10 – display the output using web browser after reload

4. References

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2w-0GHclpI