View the IP Address in your Linux machine and successfully ping your host machine.

[5]

2. Make a directory following the instructions.

a. List files in your home directory. [5]

b. View the working directory. [5]

c. Create a parent directory within the directory. [5]

d. Copy the parent directory to home. [5]

3. Create a new empty file in Linux and rename it. [10]

4. Create a new file named "Pluto" and write to it as "Pluto is not a planet". Then append "Pluto is the
coldest" using echo. Change the file permission to remove write and read access for Group and Others.
[10]
5. Create new users "Asia", "Europe", and "Antarctica" with a password and move to their home
directory by switching the user using “su”. [20]
6. Install the Apache2 server using apt and verify it from the web browser. [10]

7. Use the grep command for /etc/shadow to display only lines with 'root'. [5]

8. Scan your own Guest OS IP address with Nmap. [10]

9. Enable the ufw firewall, open the ssh service, and verify whether the remote host can connect. [5]