Great.
So we attach Carly to our network physically.
Now we have to make the configurations to make Carly a part of Vlan ten.
So as you can see here, my collie is not running at the moment.
I'll go to switches console to configure the connection.
It'll be similar to the configurations of the VPC.
Type conf.
T.
To enter the configured terminal mode.
And then int F13 to configure the interface fast Ethernet 1/3, which is used for Kali.
We have seen these before, so I'll just go through it quickly.
Switchport.
Mode access.
Switchport Access Vlan ten.
No.
Shut down Exit.
Exit again.
Go to the route and to write the configuration to make it persistent.
Okay.
To check the current situation of the interfaces, we can now use show IP interface brief.
Here's the interface of Kali Fast Ethernet 1/3.
It's supposed to be up as shown here.
However, if you've stopped the switch and started it again, your interface is probably down for now.
As you can see here, my fast Ethernet 1/4 interface is up, which is supposed to be down because nothing
is connected to it.
So I added another VM and removed it while I wasn't recording.
That's why it looks like this.
So let's restart the switch.
What's expected at the end is your Kali port will be up and my F14 port will be down.
So right click on Switch, select, stop and right click again and select Start Switch is up.
Let's look at the interfaces again.
Open Console.
The switch is initializing.
Show IP Interface brief.
And as you see fast Ethernet one three.
The interface of my Kali is up as expected.
F14 was up before the restart and it's down now and that's the expected result to.
So I suppose your Carly port was down before the restart and it's up now.
If not, just go back and do the steps again.
So now let's go to Cali and configure it.
Since we don't have a Dhcp in our network, we have to assign the IP addresses for the nodes of the
network manually.
So right click on Cali and select start and Cali is started and it's initializing.
Log in with root user.
My password is still t or okay.
First, I want to check the network interface inside Kali.
On the upper right corner, right click to the network icon and eith zero is selected.
That's exactly what I want.
Now to double check.
I'll go to the network interface from VMware menu.
And yep, there it is in custom mode, just as I wanted.
Now, as I mentioned before, we have to assign the IP address, subnet mask, gateway, etcetera manually.
So open a terminal and we'll use ifconfig to configure eth0.
All right.
So if config the interface either zero the IP address for Carly, I'll choose 192.168.10.3.
Subnet mask.
255.255.255.0 and hit Enter now to check the network.
Let's ping the router first.
It was 192.168.10.1 and yep, there it is.
We got the reply packets and that's a good thing.
Now you can use control C to quit the ping command.
So let's ping another device in the same network.
The VPC, its IP was 10.2.
Excellent.
Right.
So now just to triple check, let me go to the VPC and ping Cali from there.
The IP of Kali is 10.3.
Perfect.
And we've got the reply packets to prove it.
Let's go for a quadruple check.
Okay, so I'll go to the Router's console and ping Kali.
The success rate is 100%.
So as you see, the ping result is given in a different format and the router and then the result is
again, just as we expected.