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Install the CentOS6.5 system and configure information:

1. Minimize + developer tools install centos6.5 and turn off firewall and selinux.

1. Set up the device on which the virtual machine installs CentOS6 and turn on the virtual machine.

2. Select the first line to install.

3. Select Skip to skip detection.

4. Choose a simplified Chinese language.

5. Choose the American English keyboard.

6. Select basic storage settings.

7. Choose to ignore all data.

8. By default, this page does not need to make any changes, so go straight to the next step.

9. Enter the password you want to set.

10. Choose to apply all spaces.

11. Select minimum installation and select Custom.

12. Select the development tools under development before choosing the next step.

The operating system is being installed.

14. Reboot the operating system.

15. Enter the operating system.

16. Turn off the firewall and turn off SELINUX.

17. Close SELINUX.

Second, use vi to modify the host name to "complete Pinyin of your own name. Linuxfan.cn" and restart to take effect.

1. Modify the path of the host name.

2. Modify the host name.

Restart the computer.

Third, use to delete the system's own yum configuration, mount the system CD, and use vim to create a new centos.repo;, and then use yum to install wget, lftp, ntsysv, man, vsftpd, gpm and other tools. (take a snapshot after turning off)

1. Create a centos.repo.

2. Set the content of the new centos.repo.

3. Mount the CD.

4. The tool was installed successfully.

Start vsftpd, set it to boot, and use netstat to view the listening port.

Add:

Use the rpm command to view all files, configuration files, and help documents installed by vsftpd; use rpm to import the system public key; and use rpm to view the installation package of the command ifconfig command.

1. View all files.

2. View the configuration file.

3. Check the help documentation.

4. Import the public key.

Use rpm to view the installation package of the command ifconfig command.

Use the command to view basic information about the system, including "memory, hard disk, cpu;ip, subnet mask, gateway, dns; system version, kernel version, open port".

1. Check the memory.

2. Check the hard drive.

3. View CPU information.

4. Check the IP address and subnet mask.

5. View the gateway.

6. Check DNS.

7. Check the version of the system.

8. Check the kernel.

9. View open ports.

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