Linux Network Administration - Creating First Virtual Machine

This video tutorial guides users through creating a virtual machine using VirtualBox. It covers the steps to set up a new Linux virtual machine, including enabling virtualization in BIOS settings, configuring memory and hard disk, and finalizing the setup. The tutorial also provides instructions for removing the virtual machine after the exercise.

What is the first step to create a new virtual machine in VirtualBox?

• Click on 'New' in the VirtualBox application

• Install Linux on your computer

• Download the latest version of VirtualBox

• Enable virtualization in BIOS

If your virtual machine is showing as 32-bit but your system is 64-bit, what should you do?

• Increase the memory allocation

• Upgrade your operating system

• Enable virtualization technology in BIOS settings

• Reinstall VirtualBox

What is the default memory size set for a new virtual machine in this tutorial?

• 512 MB

• 1024 MB

• 2048 MB

• 4096 MB

What file type is recommended for the virtual hard disk in VirtualBox?

• VDI

• VHD

• VMDK

• ISO

What should you do after completing the virtual machine creation exercise?

• Install CentOS immediately

• Share the virtual machine with others

• Delete all files of the virtual machine

• Increase the hard disk size