Linux PAM Security Administration - Creating First Virtual Machine

This video tutorial guides users through creating a virtual machine using VirtualBox. It covers downloading and starting VirtualBox, creating a new virtual machine, and configuring its settings, including memory and storage. The tutorial also explains how to enable virtualization in BIOS if needed. Finally, it provides steps to finalize the virtual machine setup, preparing users for future Linux installations.

What is the version of VirtualBox mentioned in the tutorial?

• VirtualBox 8.0

• VirtualBox 7.0

• VirtualBox 5.0

• VirtualBox 6.0

What should you do if your virtual machine shows 32-bit but your system is 64-bit?

• Update your operating system

• Reinstall VirtualBox

• Enable virtualization in BIOS

• Install a 32-bit operating system

What is the default memory size set for the virtual machine?

• 2048 MB

• 1024 MB

• 4096 MB

• 512 MB

What file type is used for the virtual hard disk by default?

• VDI

• VHD

• ISO

• VMDK

What is the recommended hard disk size for the virtual machine in the tutorial?

• 10 GB

• 8 GB

• 5 GB

• 12 GB

What is the purpose of dynamically allocating storage on the physical hard disk?

• To improve disk read speed

• To limit the disk size permanently

• To allow the disk to grow as needed

• To reserve maximum space immediately

What should you do after creating the virtual machine for lab purposes?

• Share the virtual machine

• Install an operating system

• Run a performance test

• Remove and delete all files