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All right, let me demonstrate another installation of
CentOS Stream 10, but slightly different this time because

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this time I want to tell you a
bit about the advanced options that are offered.

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So for the the
beginning, nothing has really changed.

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Okay, so I'm continuing with the language settings
like we did before, and then I'm going to

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select some options that we didn't see before,
like the root user account. By default the root

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user account is disabled. Well, I'm going to
enable it and set a password for it.

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We'll talk later about whether or not you want to
do that, but here we can see how to do it.

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Even if you do have a root user account,
you should always have a regular non root user account

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as well to do your day to day stuff.
Also make sure that this user is set as administrator.

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Then the
automatic partitioning.

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That's a convenient option. I don't want
to talk about partitions now, so let's

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select this option. But let's also
have a look at the software selection.

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In the software selection you can see
that you can select between different patterns.

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The server with gui, which is
probably providing a graphical user interface.

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I definitely do recommend that you
use a graphical user interface for following

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along in this class, but if
you want to install with minimal hardware

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requirements, for instance, then you
might as well use minimal installation.

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And apart from the default server with gui, there's a
list of additional packages that you can use as well.

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I know for instance, that I'm going
to use virtualization, so I'm going to

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install my virtualization tools and that makes
sure that virtualization is running more smoothly.

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After selecting what I want to install, I'm clicking Done and
then we can have a look at the networking part as well.

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So I'm calling it
send to.example.com and that

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will be the
name of my host.

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Now, by default you would get
an IP address from a DHCP server.

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In case you want to select hard
coded IP settings, you click configure and there

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you select IPv4 and you can add
static IP addresses if you want to.

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So 192.168.29.11 for instance, with
the netmask24 and the gateway 192.168.29.2.

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Of course, this only makes sense if
you know which network settings to use.

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Similar for the
D DNS server.

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Once you've done all of that, you click Save
and then you have configured this additional configuration as well.

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Then
click Done.

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And I think for now we have seen the most
interesting options. So if you want to install using this

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selection, click Begin Installation and wait until you see
a reboot system to boot into your freshly installed system.

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No need to wait for
this to complete. This is it.

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Talking about waiting to
complete now look at that.