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    Lab: 1

    Lab:1
    Install VMWare Workstation & Create Virtual Machine

    Durham College, student Number:100966138


    Name: Dilraj Singh

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    Introduction

    The main goal of this lab was to set up virtual machines and interact with
    VMware. I already installed VMWare in semester 1. So, because of this, we began
    by installing the Windows 10 iso file on a virtual machine. After that, we built the
    computer according to the specs, which display your machine's name, CPU, total
    RAM, etc., by following the comprehensive instructions. I downloaded the Chrome
    browser once the installation was finished and visited a few websites to make sure
    our virtual machine was operational. Subsequently, I selected Virtual
    Machine\Manage\ via the context menu. Make a copy of the virtual computer by
    cloning it. Ultimately, I used alternative networking choices, such as bridged and
    NAT.

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    1. Re-boot your laptop and enter your BIOS Setup and ensure that
    Virtualization support is enabled.

    2. Install VMware Workstation Pro

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    3. System Properties, which shows your machine name, CPU, total RAM, etc.

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    4. Download and Install Chrome Web Browser on the newly created VM.

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    5. Create a Clone of the VM’s just created.

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    6. Use and apply the various networking such as Bridged & NAT and document
    your ability to reach the google.ca homepage from within the VM.

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    Reflection
    In this lab, my main task was to set up and explore virtual machines using VMware
    Workstation. Since I had VMware installed from a previous semester, I was already
    comfortable with the basics. I began by installing a Windows 10 ISO file onto a
    new VM, following the instructions to configure it with the specified resources.
    After the installation, I tested the VM by downloading Google Chrome and
    browsing the web to ensure everything was functioning properly. I then cloned
    the VM and experimented with different networking settings, such as Bridged and
    NAT. This practical experience helped me appreciate the flexibility and power of
    virtual environments in various computing tasks.

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