Instruction: For this project you will use Microsoft Windows$10$ and the Linux distribution that you have chosen for a VM$.$ You will create a PowerPoint complete with screen shots that creates a how$-$to document for the following objectives:

$1.$ Set an IP address, default gateway, and subnet mask using a Microsoft client. $-5$points

$2.$ Set an IP address, default gateway, and subnet mask using a Linux client. $-5$ points

$3.$ Create a user account using a Microsoft client. $-5$points

$4.$ For the user account created in question $3,$ add the user account to a group and set a password $-5$ points

$5.$ Create a user account from the command line using a Linux client. $-5$ points

$6.$ For the user account created in question $5,$ add the user account to a group and set a password $-5$ points

$7.$ Share a folder containing a document with text detailing a knock$-$knock joke using a Microsoft client $-5$ points

$8.$ Demonstrate setting share folder permissions in Windows and explain where they apply $-5$ points

$9.$ Ping $127\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}1,$ Ping a neighbor on the same local network, and Ping your default gateway. What does the success or failure of each activity indicate? $-5$ points

$10.$ Find the file $/$etc$/$hosts $($in Linux$)$ or C:$\backslash$Windows$\backslash$Sytem $32\backslash$drivers$\backslash$etc$\backslash$hosts $($in Windows$)$ and demonstrate what can be accomplished editing this file $-5$ points

$11.$ Demonstrate how to install a driver $-5$ points

$12.$ Demonstrate how to find information about the computer on a Windows client $-5$ points

$13.$ Demonstrate how to find information about the computer on a Linux client $-5$ points

$14.$ Demonstrate creating, moving, and copying files from the Windows command line $-5$ points

$15.$ Demonstrate creating, moving, and copying files from the Linux command line $-5$ points

$16.$ Demonstrate setting NTFS permissions in Windows and indicate where they apply $-5$ points

$17.$ Demonstrate setting file permissions in Linux using octal or symbolic notation $-5$ points

$18.$ Demonstrate how to store command line output in a text file using re$-$direction $($Windows or Linux$)-5$ points

$19.$ Demonstrate clearing the ARP cache on your windows VM $-5$ points

$20.$ Query a DNS server from the command line in Windows and Linux $-5$ points