EX:

Config for LAN

• Right click on "blog01-SYS-255-02", edit settings
• On the network adapter's drop down menu select, "SYS-255-02-LAN*

Default root password

• When prompted with "localhost login:", type "root"
• When prompted with "password:", type "Ch@mpl@1n!22"

I configured blog01's, IP Address and Netmask, Gateway, DNS, Search Domain, Hostname using "nmtui"

EX:

• Type "nmtui"
• Click "Enter", on "Edit a connection", click "Enter" on "ens192"
• Use the arrow keys to get to "", click Enter on "", use the arrow keys to select "Manual", click Enter
• Use the arrow keys to get to "" (right next to " in the IPv4 section), click Enter
• Click Enter on "<Add...>", type "10.0.5.22/24"
• Using arrow keys go down to gateway, type "10.0.5.2"
• Go down to "DNS servers", click Enter on "<Add...>", type "10.0.5.6"
• Go down to "Search domains", click Enter on "<Add...", type "connor.local"
• It should look like this:

• Go all the way down to "OK" and click Enter
• Go all the way down to "Back", click Enter
• Select "Set system hostname", click Enter, type "blog01-connor"
• Go down to ", click Enter, click Enter on ""

EX:

• Type "useradd connor", then type "passwd connor"
• It will prompt you to type in a new password next to "New passowrd:", if done properly it will says "all authentication tokens updated successfully" (Password is "Lacrossekid3#"
• Type "usermod -aG wheel connor"
• Type "exit"
• Sign in with your new user
• For "blog01-connor login;" type "connor"
• For "Password:" type "Lacrossekid3"
• You are now logged in as the privileged user

EX:

• Type "sudo vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config"
• Edit the config file like this:

I added A and PTR records for "blog01" to Server manager on "ad01" so I can resolve "blog01" IP address via hostname

EX:

• Open server manager, click the DNS tab
• Right click on "AD01-CONNOR", select "DNS Manager"
• Click the drop down for "Forward Lookup Zones"
• Right click "connor.local", "New Host A or AAAA"
• In the "name" field, type "blog01-connor", in the "IP address" field type, "10.0.5.22"
• Check the, "Update associated pointer (PTR) record"

EX:

• Type "sudo dnf install realmd samba samba-common oddjob oddjob-mkhomedir sssd"
• Type "sudo realm join --user=[email protected] CONNOR.LOCAL"

EX:

• Type "sudo dnf install httpd -y"
• Type "sudo systemctl start httpd"
• Type "sudo systemctl enable httpd"

EX:

• Type "sudo dnf install mariadb-server -y"
• Type "sudo systemctl start mariadb"
• Type "sudo sytemctl enable mariadb"
• Type "sudo mysql_secure_installation"

EX:

Log into MariaDB as root

• Type "sudo mysql -u root -p"
• When prompted with password enter, "Lacrossekid3"

Creating a new database for WordPress

• Type "CREATE DATABASE wordpress_db;"

Creating a new user and granting it privileges

• Type out these commands line by line:

EX:

• Type "sudo dnf install php php-mysqlnd php-fpm php-json php-xml php-gd -y"
• Type "sudo sytemctl restart httpd"

EX:

Download the latest version

• Type "sudo dnf install wget"
• Type "cd /tmp
• Type "wget https://wordpress.org/latest.tar.gz'
• Type "tar -xvzf latest.tar.gz"

Moving WordPress to the Apache dictionary

• Type "sudo mv wordpress /var/www/html/blog"

Setting Permissions

• sudo chown -R apache:apache /var/www/html/blog
• sudo chmod -R 755 /var/www/html/blog

Configure the WordPress by creating a configuration file

• cd /var/www/html/blog
• cp wp-config-sample.php wp-config.php

Edit the wp-config.php file

• sudo vi wp-config.php
• Edit the config file like this:

EX:

• sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=http
• sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=https
• sudo firewall-cmd --reload

• Open Chrome
• Type in the search bar "http://blog01-connor/blog
• Fill out the requirements on the webpage like this: