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This article mainly introduces how to install Ubuntu 13.10 server, the article is very detailed, has a certain reference value, interested friends must read it!

Download the * * version of Ubuntu 13.10 Service Edition, then boot your server with the burned Ubuntu 13.10 Service Edition CD, and you will see a display similar to the following.

First choose your language: (English is recommended)

Click to install Ubuntu Service Edition:

Select the language used during the installation:

Choose your country (translation note: to determine the time zone, please choose China, use + 8 time zone):

Configure locale: (note: for the server version, we recommend using locale-- en_US.UTF-8 in English. Of course, you can add Chinese font packages, but keeping the server environment in English will help reduce the chance of strange problems. )

Check the keyboard layout:

Select the keyboard layout (as shown below):

Automatically detect network settings:

Enter the hostname of your server. As a server, especially those running on the Internet, you usually enter a fully qualified hostname, including the domain name. ):

Enter a user name to create an unprivileged user. The operations server should be accustomed to using normal user actions, using sudo to use root privileges only if necessary. ):

Set the user's password:

If you want to encrypt the user's home directory, select Yes, otherwise choose No. ):

Choose a partitioning scheme (Note: if you have specific needs, you can use manual partitioning, and inexperienced users can use the default Guied partitioning mode. With regard to zoning, it is a topic worthy of careful study by system administrators. It is recommended to search for more in-depth articles to see it, or discuss it here:

Start the installation:

If there is a proxy service on your network, enter the IP address of the proxy service. Most servers are directly connected to the Internet and have a public network IP, so they will not use a proxy server. ):

Choose the installation method of the security update, and then enter. I do not agree with the original choice. Automatic update is not recommended for the server, because the important task of the server is stability; when necessary security update patches appear, the system administrator should evaluate and test whether it should be installed and whether it will affect existing applications. If security risks can be eliminated by other ways, such as firewalls, then it is better not to install any patches or updates. ):

Select the software you want to install. * do not choose what is necessary for your server, but not for the time being. When you need to add or modify in the future, you still have plenty of time to change. ):

Click Yes to install the Grub bootloader. There is usually no choice but to install Grub, unless you have a special reason to install another bootstrap on the server. ):

After the installation is complete, select continue to restart the server:

Log in to the Ubuntu server:

Enter your user name and password to log in. As you can see, the server version does not have a graphical interface by default. In general, do not install a graphical interface unless you have a program that must be run with a graphical interface. The main reason for not installing a graphical interface is that by reducing unnecessary packages and services, each additional service creates the possibility of a security threat and, of course, consumes a little memory and processing power. You can now type ps or pstree after logging in to see how many services are already running. ):

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