by Visvanath Ratnaweera.
Hi Aaricia
As Alex already pointed out, adding a GUI to a Unix server is a bad idea. (You may argue that this is only for testing. What if you want to put up a production server one day?)
Still you have many alternatives:
1. Use a terminal bases browser like lynx, (e)links, w3m, etc.
2. Set SSH tunnel in PuTTY to take your (Windows) localhost some port to port 80 of your CentOS.
3. If it is just for initializing Moodle, check http://docs.moodle.org/en/Administration_via_command_line.
You must describe your (virtual) network first if you need more information.
As Alex already pointed out, adding a GUI to a Unix server is a bad idea. (You may argue that this is only for testing. What if you want to put up a production server one day?)
Still you have many alternatives:
1. Use a terminal bases browser like lynx, (e)links, w3m, etc.
2. Set SSH tunnel in PuTTY to take your (Windows) localhost some port to port 80 of your CentOS.
3. If it is just for initializing Moodle, check http://docs.moodle.org/en/Administration_via_command_line.
You must describe your (virtual) network first if you need more information.