Greetings on Professor Kay.
And in this short video presentation, we're going to do a walkthrough for the setup of our next Capture
the Flag exercise, infosec prep OCP.
Any of the links shown to you in this short video presentation can be found inside of the lab file that
accompanies this video.
This lab demonstration, I will be using virtual box, though it does state in the site where I'm downloading
the CTF olva file that you can use VMware, but virtual boxes recommended.
Now, the download page, again, that you're going to be using to access this Olva file is available
for you up inside of the file, but you can find it just as easy by just going to Google and type in
infosec colon OCP and take to the VOLLEN Hub site where you can download it.
Now, the download that I'm using is going to be this one right here.
You're free to use any of these downloads, but this is the one that I prefer.
Once you start the download, you're going to save it to your download location.
And once you saved it, you're going to go open up the folder where it's located.
You're going to find it.
You're going to right.
Click on it.
And from there you're going to select from your contacts menu seven ZIP or whatever archive utility
that you have installed on your operating system.
I'm using seven zip.
Once you have that context menu opened up, you're going to scroll on over and you're going to select
extract to a folder called OS C.p.
And that's going to allow you to extract it again, it's going to extract to the same location to where
you save the original download.
Now, once you have the OVA file extracted, you're going to open up virtual box.
You're going to go up to file.
And from there you're going to select import appliance that starts to import appliance wizard over to
the right, you're going to click on the folder icon.
You're not going to browse on over to where you extracted that ova file.
Once you find the extracted OCP file, double click it now it's going to put it into the wizard row
to the bottom and click on next from here, you're going to accept all the defaults and you're just
going to click on import.
Allow the import process to complete once you're imported, virtual machine appears in the left window
pane, just go and right click on it.
Lets go to settings.
Now you can go ahead and give it a user friendly name once you've given it a user friendly name.
Going click on network and from here you're going to change the bridge networking to that network.
Once you've got that set, go in and say, OK, you're now ready to go ahead and start your new virtual
machine.
Once your new virtual machine has booted up, you'll notice at the top you've been given the IP address
that's been assigned to your new VM, courtesy of the virtual box DHP server.
Take note of the IP address as this will be the IP address you will be enumerating once you are up inside.
Of course, you can go ahead and minimize your target and now you can go ahead and launch your attack
machine, Cauli Linux and do ensure that your Cordylines has its network settings set to Nat'l Network
as well.
Once you've logged on to your desktop up inside of your lining's just right, click on the desktop.
Now let's go to create new folder.
You're going to call the folder OSTP.
Click on Create once you've created the new folder just right, click on it and select open terminal
here.
This is the location that you should be working out for the remainder of this capture the flag exercise.
And so that's going to conclude this short video presentation on how we go about setting up our lab
environment for this particular capture the flag exercise known as OCP, you got questions, you got
concerns.
Don't hesitate to reach out and contact your instructor and I'll see you in my next video.