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OPS235 Lab 1 - CentOS7 - SSD

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===Managing your Virtual Machine===
[[Image:taskbar.png|thumb|right|500px|The '''VM Workstation taskbar''' is useful when in full-screen mode to perform common virtual machine management tasks. ]]
===Part 0: Turning Off Locked Screen-saver===  Your system automatically enables a '''screen-saver''' application which is a useful security tool In future labs, you will have to prevent unauthorized viewing of information on a terminal after a certain amount of inactivity. Turning-off the locked screen-saver for this (and other) virtual machine can be useful when waiting for run your instructor to come over VMware Workstation application to "signboot-off" up your computer lab without having to re-issue user passwordsCentos7 host VM.
The VM Workstation application allows virtual machines to run in '''windows mode''' or '''full screen mode''' (which is toggled by pressing the key combination: '''ALT-CTRL-ENTER'''). You can press the key-combination ALT-CTRL in order to return to your host computer system (i.e. running the VM Workstation application. The VM Workstation Toolbar (displayed on right-hand side) can be accessed while in full screen mode when the mouse pointer is at the top of the virtual machine display.
Although there are menu items to '''pause''' or '''force a shutdown''' of your VM session, y'''ou should <u>ALWAYS</u> shutdown your Centos7 host VM by normal OS shutdown procedures''' (as you would do with shutting down your real computer).
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