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    Ubuntu 22.04 server setup

    Setup Ubuntu server 22.04 LTS

    v22-08-27

    This procedure installs a basic Ubuntu Server 22.04 machine with openssh-server ready to be used by other cskylab deployment procedures.

    It´s intended to be used in bare metal machines.


    Prerequisites

    The following task must be completed before installation:

    • Static IP Address assignment.
    • Name assigned and DNS registered.

    Installation

    Boot the machine from .iso installation file and connect to the console.

    Language, keyboard & installation type

    Select English as language:

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    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen

    Upgrade to the new installer:

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    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen

    Select your keyboard:

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    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen

    Select Ubuntu Server as installation type:

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    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen

    Network

    Select the appropriate network interface and take note of DHCPv4 address assigned. Leave other interfaces disabled.

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    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen

    Leave empty Proxy address:

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    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen

    Accept default mirror settings:

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    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen

    Disk

    Select the appropriate disk for OS installation:

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    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen

    Change the root device to its maximum size as following:

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    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen
    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen
    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen
    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen
    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen

    Confirm disk formatting:

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    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen

    Introduce server name (kvm-main or kvm-aux), username and password:

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    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen

    OpenSSH server

    Check Install OpenSSH server and optionally import SSH identity:

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    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen

    Leave unselected additional features:

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    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen

    Complete and reboot

    Wait for installation to complete and reboot the machine

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    Ubuntu-Setup-Screen

    Note: You can safely ignore cloud-init messages at first boot.