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For afocal, use your 18-55 lens, most likely at the widest setting. Use a low power eyepiece to start with, preferrably one with a nice wide eye lens so you can get your camera lens in close.
If it's a bright phase of the moon, auto-focus will probably work though you may need to position the focus point over a bright part, wait for focus lock and then compose your shot.
Use Program mode to start with so you get a feel for the settings - see what the camera thinks it needs. If the exposure is too short for hand holding, bump up the ISO and use 1/400 or more, so you shouldn't get any shake from hand-holding.
Definitely flash off. The aperture won't make a huge amount of difference as there's really no foreground or background, but if stopping down helps your lens deliver a sharper image in the corners, and the moon is filling the corners as well, then stop it down a bit but you may need to compensate with a higher ISO to keep the shutter as short as possible.
Hope that helps!
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