Creating Virtual Machines on Hyper-V Host

• Login into the Hyper V host and ensure Vagrant is working
  
• Lets create a centos 8 vm on Hyper V Host Refer Here
• Create a folder and execute vagrant init centos/7
• Now execute vagrant up --provider hyperv
  
• Now Manually navigate to hyper v manager and set MAC spoofing and Power on the virtual machine
• login into the virtual machine with username vagrant and password vagrant
• Now execute sudo yum update
• Now lets install apache server on this machine

sudo yum install httpd -y
sudo systemctl enable httpd
sudo systemctl start httpd
sudo systemctl status httpd

• Now access the Apache server from hyper-v host using the Guest VM (Centos VM) ip address
  
• Now lets create an ubuntu 18 vm with tomcat 9.
• Lets use the following box Refer Here
• Create a new folder and execute vagrant init generic/ubuntu1804 and then vagrant up --provider hyperv
  
• Now Manually navigate to hyper v manager and set MAC spoofing and Power on the virtual machine
• login into the virtual machine with username vagrant and password vagrant
• Now execute sudo apt update
• Now lets install tomcat9 Refer Here

• Next Step: Enable Password based authentication in both linux vms created