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- First Insert the RHEL DVD and boot the system from cd-drive.
- After booting from cd you will see the below screen for installation with different kind of options available to you.
- Select the option that is easy for you (Graphical Installation or Text Mode).
- For easiness of the starters here i have selected graphical mode.
- To use Graphical Mode just press enter.
- To use Text Mode type linux text and press enter.
- Below is next step in GUI Installations.
- Skip the Media Test as shown above.
- Click Next to move Forward.
- Select the Keyboard Type for your system.
- Skip the Installation Number if you didn’t have it.
- You will be taken to Partitions Management to create mount points you need.
- Use the Custom layout to manually create Mount points.
- Primarily Linux system needs the default Mount Points like ( / , /boot , SWAP)
- Here i have a 20GB disk and created as follows:
SWAP : 2Gb
Boot ( /boot) : 200Mb
- Swap should be twice the size of your physical memory installed on your system.
Boot Partition:
SWAP :
Root ( / ):
- Install Grub Loader in next step as below.
- Forward to next step where you need to assign your static IP and Server name ( i.e domain name).
- If you have a DHCP server in your network you can simply forward this step.
- It is as below with static IP setting and Assigning a domain name.
- Next set your geographical location and time.
- Assign ROOT PASSWORD
- Forward to next step and keep Customize later option.
- Forward to next step for final installation.
- After installation completes reboot system.
- Here after system reboots we have certain post installation settings as you have in windows systems.
- If you have an installation number you can receive updates and connect red hat network by selecting i would register now.
- Otherwise just skip this option.
- If you want to create an user you can do it or just skip this option.
- Finish Installation and you are done.
TO WATCH VIDEO TUTORIAL OF INSTALLING RHEL CLICK HERE

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