How to build my own Linux server
It's stupid to forget how to build a server and start over from scratch every time, so I'd like to summarize it. Install Linux in the CLI environment when building it as a server. Security settings are not included, so please include each one for reference.
1. Install the server
I will use Ubuntu. Access the following URL and drop the ISO. https://jp.ubuntu.com/download
Black background screen
- Select "English" as the language
- Select "Japanese" for the keyboard layout
- Set up the network
- For static, set "eth0"-> "edit Ipv4"-> "manual"
- Set proxy if necessary
- Mirror address remains the same
- Use the entire disk space
- The summary remains Done
- Confirmation dialog is Continue
- Set "User name", "Server name" and "Password"
- Don't put SSH (I'll put it later ...)
- No features added
- Reboot after installation (remove installation media)
2. Log in to the server
Log in as the user created in 1.10 and execute the following code.
$ export LANG=C
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install ssh
Since I opened SSH, I logged in from a remote PC.
SSH client uses TeraTerm. https://ja.osdn.net/projects/ttssh2/
Enter the address set in 1.4 for "Host name". If you don't know, run "ip a" on the server.
For "Username" and "Passphrase", enter the "Username" and "Password" entered in 1.10.
After inserting, press "OK".
If you can log in, enter the following command to translate it into Japanese. If you use sudo, you will be asked for a password, so enter the password you used when logging in.
$ sudo apt-get install language-pack-ja-base language-pack-ja
$ sudo update-locale LANG=ja_JP.UTF-8 LANGUAGE=ja_JP.UTF-8
$ source /etc/default/locale
Referenced site https://shell-mag.com/portal-linuxserver/ https://symfoware.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-2447.html
The end I wonder if I can make a Server Core installation for Windows Server.
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