## :school: **Installation & test FTP Server using vsftpd**

:book: Learn about VM, add ssh in mobaxterm, and installation FTP Server

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List the essential information of this chapter.

1.Connect VM to SSH Linux in Mobaxterm
2.Installation & test FTP Server
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# 1. Connect VM to SSH Linux in Mobaxterm
but before that, in this tutorial using Ubuntu OS for the entire VM process
in VirtualBox, open > settings > network then select **Bridged Adapter**

### 1.1 Command Connect VM using SSH
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<p>1. sudo apt-get install openssh-server</p>
<p>2. sudo systemctl enable ssh</p>
<p>3. sudo systemctl start ssh</p>
<p>4. systemctl status sshd</p>
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this is result after successfully enabling ssh

after that, look for the VM's inet as ssh connection address in mobaxterm. Using **ifconfig**
so we have an internet ip 182.168.11.105

### 1.2 Connect SSH to Mobaxterm
ssh server@inet

after it works, try to ping

# 2. Installation & test FTP Server
### 2.1 Installation FTP Server (vsftpd)
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<p>1. sudo apt-get update</p>
<p>2. sudo apt-get install vsftpd</p>
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### 2.2 Configuration FTP Server
* Edit configuration vsftpd
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<p>sudo nano /etc/vsftpd.conf</p>
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* Make sure you enable or add the following settings
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<p>anonymous_enable=NO</p>
<p>local_enable=YES</p>
<p>write_enable=YES</p>
<p>chroot_local_user=YES</p>
<p>allow_writeable_chroot=YES</p>
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* Add the following settings if not already present
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<p>user_sub_token=$USER</p>
<p>local_root=/home/$USER/ftp</p>
<p>pasv_min_port=10000</p>
<p>pasv_max_port=10100</p>
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### 2.3 Create Directory FTP
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mkdir -p /home/username/ftp
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chown nobody:nogroup /home/username/ftp
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chmod a-w /home/username/ftp
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mkdir -p /home/username/ftp/files
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chown username:username /home/username/ftp/files
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* After that, restart vsftpd to apply changes and make sure FTP server can run
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<p>sudo systemctl restart vsftpd</p>
<p>sudo systemctl status vsftpd </p>
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### 2.4 Test with Command Line
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ftp your_server_ip
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Enter username and password

Input local file (.txt and other)

* See list file
**ls**
* Upload file
**put local_file**
* Download file
**get remote_file**