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- installing the QEMU Guest Agent with `sudo apt-get install qemu-guest-agent` (so you will be able to use the `vmshutdown` command)
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1. Add the exam' specific files to your VM. On your local system, simply create an archive (such as `.tar.gz` or `.zip`) of the files and directories you want to copy to your VM. Once completed, simply drag-and-drop it to your VM's desktop window. This will transfer the archive into your VM's desktop directory. Then, in the VM, simply decompress it by clicking on with the right button and selecting "Extract Here".
1. Add the exam' specific files to your VM. On your local system, simply create an archive (such as `.tar.gz` or `.zip`) of the files and directories you want to copy to your VM. Once completed, simply drag-and-drop it to your VM's desktop window. This will transfer the archive into your VM's desktop directory. Then, in the VM, simply decompress it by clicking on it with the right button and selecting "Extract Here".
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1. Add the exam' specific files. All files (questions, code, etc.) can be copied from your local machine to the VM with `vmimportdir`. However, this command requires the VM to be shutdown so make sure it's not running. Below, we copy the "exam" local directory into the VM's student user's Desktop (`/home/student/Desktop`). Note that it copies the directory along all its subdirectories and files:
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## Advanced use: configuring nexush and nexus-cli
Because communication between nexus client and nexus server is encrypted, a public certificate is required. Both clients, `nexush` and `nexus-cli`, embed the necessary public certificate to communicate with the server. By default, they are also configured to communicate with the production nexus-server available at ISC.
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