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This next year your group is falling globally.

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Much more of these are live from what you're about to watch the actually websites sometimes change and

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softer legends get updated.

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So what do you see on your system might not match what I see in my browser here.

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But on this page I can either click this big blue button or navigate over to the download link on the

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left side of the page.

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Here are a bunch of us platform packages there are links to download sites to all incorrigibles for

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various platforms like Windows or S10 which is what Mac OS used to be called Linux and that as if you

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are enjoying what you wrote on Linux host you will want to click through and choose the right package

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for your system.

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I want working on windows here so I will choose the Windows install from the list and download that

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to my system and reads to the file browser from my system and go to download for Ladd's heads the installer

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and I will double click it to install.

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You will need to be allowed to install the software on your system.

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I will continue through the install without changing any of the settings.

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Feel free to change the setting based on your environment.

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If you honestly want a mac on a nice you are installed it will look different but you should be able

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to just click through to install the software.

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Been watching both sets up its networking features you will do.

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You will be disconnected from the network briefly So keep that in mind and not the sort that is installed.

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Nope never.

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Also you can use the desktop shortcut if you created one or use the Start menu on Windows or spotlight

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on the Mac.

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The window that we see is called Virtual Box manager and it's the interface where we can create modify

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many virtual machines but we start over two machines.

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We will see a different window and we will not want that.

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Once we have a virtual machine machine installed here on the left side of our toolbox manager is an

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area where you will see a list of machines as you carry them on the right side is an area that will

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show details about the selected virtual machines across the top of the city.

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He's a dual board.

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Well we have buttons to create a new machines one Bucci the setting for a machine that already been

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created an option to discard or get rid of the virtual machine and a button to start your machine.

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You can see that you've got on the right side of this body there are two options days are snapshots.

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That control what we see in the right band down here.

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Normally we will see details but once we have a machine we can take snapshots of its current state.

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And those are made with that snapshot view.

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We we'll see that in detail later on.

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If you look closely at the start button you will see a little disclaimer triangle.

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Once we have a virtual machine selected we will have three different options to start it up the larger

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more starts a machine with a graphical display window and if you close that window the guest goes with.

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Start brings the machine up without a display.

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It is a headless which is not what we want right now but there are some use cases for it and that connect

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to the machine.

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You need to use remote control or clean shielding but when I am

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detachable start start up machine with the display but with the option of keeping the machine running

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without one later on.

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These are three options.

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Up at the very top of the window there is a menu bar with a few options head on head on Windows.

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It's at the top of the obligation window and and on a Mac it's going to be at the very top of the screen

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depending on your platform.

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The options up here will be in the different places but they are all the same.

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So you might need to look around a little bit on your own here on Windows the.

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I am clemencies resets the configuration for the virtual machine software and I likely can do that once

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again.

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The way these options are laid out on Windows and on the other operating system is different but the

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options are the same.

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The general option here gives us the choice of where to store the virtual machine data the virtual machines

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can get pretty beat.

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So you want to make sure you have enough space where ever you choose to accommodate that virtual machines.

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Please keep in mind that virtual machines will run faster from SSD or flash storage that will have a

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traditionally hard drive but SSD tend to be smaller then traditionally drives.

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So it's up to you whether you want to keep the machines.

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I will leave this alone for no other not in booty which contains what keys do what more than what the

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machines many in itself and in virtual machines.

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I tend not to use Hartke in Sheneman yet.

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But if you want to you can find out what the keyboard shortcuts are and geed them from here.

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I want to draw your attention to the virtual machine tab here.

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And then here the host the combination.

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When we're working with the virtual machine the input from the mouse and keyboard.

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Gordon bluid Institute of the law.

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Who is going to do that.

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So I need a way of telling them what your machine when we start to change that.

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To do that we have the host GUI which he had on the window is the setup to the right control key and

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a Mac is set to left on the P

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if we press this on press it in the combination with other keys we are sending that information to the

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host what your machine manager instead of the operating system inside the virtual machine.

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This is very important for the control of the input devices and for other management task.

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I believe the setting as follow.

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But you can indeed if you want.

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If you do make sure that the key you use does not conflict with something you want to be able to use

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inside the first machine.

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It waterlog inside.

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If you tell what your machine management you use it as the host key and an update.

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You can choose whether to let the software update at all medically and what kind of updates you want.

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Sometimes bug fixes are released and those can be nice to have but if you are in a lab or testing setting

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you might want to disable this to make sure that what you are using is the one you expect and the language

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we can choose what language to toolbox software is presented in and display we can choose whether to

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set a maximum size for the screen of the Gerster machines.

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I don't use this feature but you might.

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The network section gives us that just to configure Virtual that logs.

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And while we won't do that no we will revisit this later on in this course.

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This is very important network look section for V.M.

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extensions is where we can manage the extension software like the extension back and proxy gives you

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the option of feeding a proxy if you need one to connect the internet.

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I will click all of the elevenses window with conciliar back in the file menu.

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There's options to import and export helplines and appliance is a self continued virtual machine and

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you can import one that you have downloaded from somewhere else.

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You can export your machine as an appliance and to distribute it to other virtual media lets you keep

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track of these committees that the software uses.

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So these are all option.

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You can make practice based on your requirement.

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And negligeable vision manager gives you seeing visibility into what's happening with what will that

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look.

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We can also check for updates to baulks here manually and reset any warnings that might have popped

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up and of course we can exit on that machine manual.

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There are some pretty detailed option for working with the virtual machine.

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They are most mostly disabled.

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No because we don't have machines like they and all were in the help.

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There are some help topics.

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If you need assistance or want to look something up.

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So in this next learn all to install what you have logged and how doing how to exploit others toolbox

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menus toolbars left side and right side.

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And next the next lecture we're going to be learn guest additions and extensions back.

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So bear with me see you in that lecture.
