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Download the ISO for Ubuntu Server version 17 from here – https://ubuntu.com/download/desktop The Desktop version has a desktop UI you can interact with. The Server version is command line only. Starting with the Server version will help you learn Unix command line. Now setup the user
This is a general ESXi installation process for an old Dell desktop with 4GB or RAM, 150GB hard drive, keyboard, ESXi pre loaded USB Keyfob, a hub, and some network cables. You can pick up some amazing deals on servers that costs thousands of dollars for just a few hundred dollars here – http://stores.ebay.com/SaveMyServer/DL360-G7-Servers-/_i.html?_fsub=6390527014&_sid=1000562564&_trksid=p4634.c0.m322 Step
The Wireless technology HackTrack includes anything wireless!! First task – setup and manage a WiFi network. Recommended WiFi for home or business is a MESH network technology. There are several options. Lincubate is training on this line from Ubiquiti Networks – https://www.ubnt.com/products Recommend these WiFi access points The WiFi management device (optional, can use the Controller software installed
Sudo – generally you put sudo in front of everything that requires permissions to run, such as mkdir. sudo raspi-config this will give you a terminal based configuration interface. Very handy when using Putty remotely. Filesystem Commands ls The ls command lists the content of the current directory (or one that is specified). It can
Install Python https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/software/python.md Source Location for PiTraffic – https://github.com/sbcshop/PiTraffic cd / cd optsudo mkdir trafficcd trafficsudo wget https://github.com/sbcshop/PiTraffic/blob/master/PiTraffic.py Run Wget command on the two .PY files – Here is the code that I came up with – import PiTrafficimport time SouthRed = PiTraffic.Traffic(“SOUTH”, “RED”)SouthYellow = PiTraffic.Traffic(“SOUTH”, “YELLOW”)SouthGreen = PiTraffic.Traffic(“SOUTH”, “GREEN”) EastRed = PiTraffic.Traffic(“EAST”, “RED”)EastYellow =
