So now is the final step.
Run the VM and fix any problems.
So we installed the Kali Linux 64 bit installer image VM in the previous lecture.
Now let's boot it and just make sure everything's okay.
I know it will be, don't you?
All right.
So before booting, let's do the network settings for the connection of the installed virtual machines.
If you are using VirtualBox because of its architecture, you should create a Nat network.
And if you are using a virtual machine in nat mode without configuring any Nat network, a network is
created for that virtual machine, but it doesn't see any of the other virtual machines, even if they
are in nat mode.
So go to VirtualBox preferences, select net networks under network segment and add a new net network.
And then add these two Kali machines to the same net network.
And let's start the call from ISO machine that we installed recently.
Now, while it's booting, you can start another Kali machine that we previously installed with the
Ova file.
Again with Callie and Callie.
Now this is the call from Eso machine.
Okay, so we'll log in with the username and password that you set during the installation.
And welcome back.
All right.
So let's take a quick look at the menu of the default xfce desktop environment.
And it is here in the upper left hand corner.
And these are the default tools of Kali.
So first of all, let's open up a terminal screen and switch the user to the root account.
Then this way we don't have to write the pseudo command every time.
And look at the IP address assigned by the VM.
So let's ping a remote system.
For example, a Google DNS 8.8.8.8 to check the internet connection.
We received the packets.
No packet loss and we have internet connection now.
So just to double check, I open the web browser and visit any website on the internet.
And it's okay now.
So now let's check the connectivity between the virtual machines and the Net network.
So first, let's look at the IP of the other Kali machine.
So it's ten .0. 2.200.
So let's ping the machines one to another.
Okay, so they are connected and that means ready to hack.