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# '''Choose a base:''' CentOS-based 7.8
# '''Virtual machine name:''' yourSenecaUsername-lnx# '''User name:''' yourSenecaUsername-lnx
# '''Authentication type:''' Password
# '''Use a saved secret:''' Unchecked
# In the password field, type the password you gave when creating the VM. (You won't see anything as you type here; that's normal.)
# If login is successful, you should see a prompt like this: <code>[cjohnson30@cjohnson30-lnx ~]$</code>
# To prove you've completed this section, run the following: <code>echo "My name is ''insertFullName'', and I've completed the CentOS investigation!." > ~/lab2.txt</code>
# To quit, type <code>exit</code>.
# When prompted for a password, use the one you gave when you created the VM. (You won't see anything as you type here; that's normal.)
# If login is successful, you should see a prompt like this: <code>[cjohnson30@cjohnson30-lnx ~]$</code>
# To prove you've completed this section, run the following: <code>echo "My name is ''insertFullName'', and I've completed the CentOS VM investigation!." > ~/lab2.txt</code>
# To quit, type <code>exit</code>.
As mentioned during our lecture and throughout this lab, using resources responsibly is incredibly important. We pay for what we use. While we have a failsafe in place to stop all VMs at 2:00am EST daily, don't rely on it! Fully stop your VMs when you're not using them.
Your total allowed resource allocation has been restricted for this course. This means you can only have three two VMs (or services) at a time. This includes Web Apps. If you have three two already, you won't be able to add another until you delete one.
= Lab Submission =
