– A popup will prompt you to select the start up disk. – Right Click on the VM in VirtualBox and select “Start” – Provide a name for the VM you are creating and version (architecture). To create the first VM navigate to the VirtualBox homepage () and: In theory the underlying OS (Ubuntu Server 18.04 should not be affected). What’s nice about virtualization is that if I corrupt / mess up one of the VMs I create from here on out I can just recreate it.
Next step, lets add some VMs! Adding a VM Restart the system and access phpVirtualboxĪll went well and I was able to see the VirtualBox GUI. Var $password = ‘’ Ĭreate a file (/etc/default/virtualbox) and assign your username to VBOXWEB_USER Rename the phpVirtualBox config file and change the credentials – sudo chmod 777 /var/www/html/virtualbox/ – sudo mv phpvirtualbox-5.2-0/ /var/www/html/virtualbox Move the extracted folder into /var/www/html/virtualbox and change permisions You should see the Apache2 “Default Ubuntu Page”.ĭownload and unzip phpVirtualBox from github – sudo apt install apache2 php php-mysql libapache2-mod-php php-soap php-xmlĬonfirm apache was sucessfully installed by visiting.
It allows you to create, start, stop, configure and destroy virtual machines through a web browser. PhpVirtualBox provides a graphical user interface into the Virtualbox. – sudo VBoxManage extpack install Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-5.2.14.vbox-extpack Install phpVirtualBox You should see the status as active (green)
– sudo usermod -aG vboxusers administratorĬonfirm the virtualbox kernel modules are loaded Then add the following to the end of the file:Īdd user (your login) to the vboxusers group (which was automatically created during Virtualbox install) – sudo apt install build-essential dkms unzip wgetĪdd Virtualbox repository to your sources file Install the necessary packages for the installation process I found an excellent tutorial here on how to install Virtualbox on ubuntu 18.04. Let the fun begin! Installing Virtualbox on Ubuntu 18.04 Server Just as I mentioned in yesterday’s post the first step is to configure the box with a static IP address (I’ll be using 192.168.0.5). I think I’ve got it, and before I forget what I’ve learned I will jot everything down. I picked up the Intel NUC yesterday and have been configuring it for virtualization.
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