The document discusses differences in how Windows and Linux handle system time settings, noting that Windows displays time in a digital format, while Linux uses a combination of digits and words. It also provides instructions for adding a router to a virtual network, detailing the steps to configure the network adapter settings for virtual machines. These configurations are essential for enabling communication between Windows and Linux VMs and the rest of the network.

1. Answer ALL 2 QUESTIONS please.... You configured several time settings in your virtual
machines in this lab. Windows and Linux handle system time settings differently. How so? If
you were to add a router to your virtual network, what would you need to do to allow your
Windows and Linux VMs to use it to communicate with the rest of the network?
Solution
Ans.9. In windows, system time is displayed in a digital format whereas in linux, it is displayed
as a combination of digits and words.
Ans.10. Adding a router to virtual network: Click on VM -> Settings -> Select network Adapter -
> Add the details of the new router.