The first time you connect to it, it’ll prompt you to save the host key. Then, open Putty and enter the IP address. You will more than likely be accessing your Ubuntu VM using an SSH tool such as putty, so I recommend grant SSH access at the very beginning. Once complete, you can enter ifconfig to view your ipv4 address: You’ll need to know your Ubuntu’s IP address, so I first recommend running sudo apt install net-tools. Optional, but recommend steps Install Net Tools You should be able to log into your Linux VM! Just double-click the virtual machine in Hyper-V Manager to open it and log in. ![]() If you do, just power the VM off and relaunch it. After restarting, you may see a “Please remove the installation medium” popup. Once it completes, it will ask you to restart it. Then, right-click the VM to start the Ubuntu installation process.įollow all default prompts to install Ubuntu: Under the Security section, uncheck the “Use Secure Boot” option. If you need help creating a Hyper-V VM, follow this guide. Open Hyper-V Manager and create a new virtual machine. It’ll prompt you to reboot once complete.Īfter rebooting, log back into your host server or computer and download the latest version of Ubuntu from here: You can download this. Click OK to begin the installation process. ![]()
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