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NOTE: THIS ASSIGNMENT REQUIRES THE USE OF V-CASTLE. PLEASE COMPLETE THE LABBELOW TAKE A SCREENSHOT OF JOURNALD OUTPUT AND A DESCRIPTION OF WHAT INFORMATION IS THERE. PLEASE MAKE THE ASSIGNMENT AS ACCURATE AS POSSIBLE THE ATTACHMENTS ARE PROVIDED BELOW FOR YOU. MAKE SURE TO COMPLETE LAB 10 IN V-CASTLE THEN SUMMIT THIS ASSIGNMENT WITH A SCREENSHOT IN A WORD DOCUMENT.

 

Using the NETLAB+ virtual environment (on the VCASTLE servers), complete the following Labs:

• Lab 10: Linux Logs

Within the lab environment, it is strongly recommended that you open the Lab Instructions in one window and the virtual devices in another and arrange them side by side so you may read the instructions in one window and type the commands in the other. Instructions for accessing the virtual lab environment may be found under "Course Information".

Directions

You will need to complete the lab (10) above in order to take a screenshot of journald output and a description of what information is there. Please provide them in a separate MS Word document named: FirstNameLastName-Unit5-Lab.doc.

Submit your assignment using the upload instructions below.

Note: Each lab assignment will be graded in two parts:

• 85% - Accurate and thorough responses.
• 15% - Clearly and concisely written; proper sentence structure; grammar and spelling

 

 

CIS305 Lab Linux Networking – Troublshooting Linux with Log FilesUsing Log Files in LinuxUpon completion of this lab the student will be able to:1.Describe how to examine the log files in Linux2.Demonstrate the process of how to determine where an error has occurred3.Describe how to use the GUI Logs interface.Background:In this lab the student will work with the commonly used way to troubleshoot errors in a Linuxsystem by using the logs.Journald is the new system for managing logs.We use journald toview and determine when a service failed to start and hos tom read the log files.Lab ProcedureI.Using Log Files in Linux1. Login to the server VM operating system.2. Open a terminal shell.3. Login as the root user once the shell comes up.User AccountpasswordStudentPassword1su (root)password4. Type:journalctl(to viewevery log entry in the system)5.Type:vi/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf6. Type:Hit theEndkey on keyboardand type any word (apache) atthe bottom of the file.Page1of5

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