9.5 QEMU/KVM running on a Ubuntu 22.04 Desktop host.9.4 VirtualBox 6 running on a Ubuntu 22.04 Desktop host.9.3 VMware Workstation 16 Player running on a Ubuntu 22.04 Desktop host.9.2.3 Accessing your server from your host.9.2 VirtualBox 6 running on a Windows 11 host.9.1.3 Accessing your server from your host.
7 File and Directory Locations and System Information.6.4 Set up access to Apache's server-info and servo-status.6.3 Adjust Apache's configuration according to your server's memory.6.1 Hide the admin and myTestCourse courses.5.2 Change the password for webworkWrite.4 Make the WeBWorK Configuration Permanent.3 Test that Things are Working Properly.
2.5 Checking for and Installing Hotfixes.2.3 Accessing Your Server from a Terminal Emulator on your Host.1.4.1 Processors, Memory, Hard Disk, Networking.1.4 Installing the WeBWorK Virtual Machine Image.1 Installing from WW2.17 Ubuntu22.04 Server Virtual Machine Image.But once I have a fully installed and working VM, I'd want to copy the files to the Ubuntu Server and run it from there.įYI the reason I want this is for various automation tasks and scripted testing processes. If necessary I could first create and setup the VM elsewhere, on an Ubuntu Desktop PC where I do have a GUI so I can interact visually. Obviously the Windows instance in the Virtual Machine will need to think it has a screen, whereas in reality it's running in a command-line-only host environment where the screen cannot be shown. I want to launch it from the shell, and I will then interact with it using VirtualBox's CLI/API functionality to send keyboard & mouse commands, grab screenshots, etc. Is it possible to install VirtualBox on there and run a Virtual Machine that does have its own (virtual) screen, even though the screen isn't displayed or outputted anywhere by the host machine?įor example I want to run a Windows 10 Virtual Machine.
I have a server running Ubuntu Server 19.10 with no GUI and no screen attached.
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