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So now is the final step.

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Run the VM and fix any problems.

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So we installed the Kali Linux 64 bit installer image VM in the previous lecture.

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Now let's boot it and just make sure everything's okay.

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I know it will be, don't you?

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All right.

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So before booting, let's do the network settings for the connection of the installed virtual machines.

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If you are using VirtualBox because of its architecture, you should create a Nat network.

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And if you are using a virtual machine in nat mode without configuring any Nat network, a network is

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created for that virtual machine, but it doesn't see any of the other virtual machines, even if they

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are in nat mode.

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So go to VirtualBox preferences, select net networks under network segment and add a new net network.

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And then add these two Kali machines to the same net network.

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And let's start the call from ISO machine that we installed recently.

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Now, while it's booting, you can start another Kali machine that we previously installed with the

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Ova file.

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Again with Callie and Callie.

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Now this is the call from Eso machine.

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Okay, so we'll log in with the username and password that you set during the installation.

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And welcome back.

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All right.

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So let's take a quick look at the menu of the default xfce desktop environment.

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And it is here in the upper left hand corner.

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And these are the default tools of Kali.

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So first of all, let's open up a terminal screen and switch the user to the root account.

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Then this way we don't have to write the pseudo command every time.

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And look at the IP address assigned by the VM.

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So let's ping a remote system.

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For example, a Google DNS 8.8.8.8 to check the internet connection.

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We received the packets.

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No packet loss and we have internet connection now.

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So just to double check, I open the web browser and visit any website on the internet.

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And it's okay now.

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So now let's check the connectivity between the virtual machines and the Net network.

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So first, let's look at the IP of the other Kali machine.

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So it's ten .0. 2.200.

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So let's ping the machines one to another.

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Okay, so they are connected and that means ready to hack.