Create two Linux systems running the distribution of your choice. • The two systems will need to be able to communicate on a network. o You may create both systems in a virtual environment on the same...

Create two Linux systems running the distribution of your choice. • The two systems will need to be able to communicate on a network. o You may create both systems in a virtual environment on the same physical host. • On both servers: o Install the OS using the best practices discussed, including users, passwords, timezone, etc. § Do not use a simple password as we have done in lab. o Ensure both systems are configured to not automatically update. o Ensure both systems are configured to have a static IP address, and that the interface is started and configured on boot. • On server A: o Install the MySQL database software. § Take note of the administrative username and password. § Be sure to use a secure password. o Ensure the MySQL software is configured to start automatically on boot. o Create a database as described under the Using the MySQL Client heading of this web page: § http://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress • On server B: o Install the Apache web server software. o Install / enable the PHP module for Apache. o Download the lastest WordPress files from http://www.wordpress.org and extract them to the base directory for the Apache web server. o Perform the configuration of the WordPress software. § You may want to use the installation document from WordPress as a guide (http://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress).