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All right.
So now that we have our VM where player install we're going to need to put a VM on top of that.
So throughout this course we're going to be utilizing Linux More specifically we're going to be utilizing
a Linux called Cally Linux.
Now if you've never used Linux before that's absolutely OK.
We have a section coming up on introductory Linux and we'll get you completely up to speed.
But for now we need to be able to install an X so that we can use it.
And Kelly Linux is a debian based version of a Linux and it is a pen tester Linux.
So this is completely built for ethical hacking as you're going to see once we dive into it.
So I've gone ahead and just went to Google and typed in Kelly Linux download and if we scroll down we're
going to skip this first section here.
Let's scroll down to this Kelly Linux Custom Image downloads from offensive security.
We're going to click on this link and we're gonna scroll down a bit and you can see that there are Kelly
Linux VM where images.
Now if you utilizing VMware This is exactly what you're going to use here.
And if you're using virtual box then you're going to use this down here since we are using VM where
I'm going to go ahead and select the 64 bit download here.
So we're going down 64 bit.
You can either download it just by clicking or you can download the torrent as well.
So this is going to download a seven zip file.
I'm going to go ahead and just hit download and save and this is going to take a second.
This is two point two gigs.
So go ahead and pause the video once you download is complete.
We'll go ahead and start from there OK.
So the download has finished and I'm gonna go ahead and select open.
Now if you do not have a seven zip installed on your machine you're going to need to install seven zip.
So you can go out to Google and just say seven zip download and if you go to Download seven zip right
here download the appropriate one for you.
Here is the executable 64 bit for Windows.
So go ahead and download this one install it again point and click and you'll have seven zip on your
machine.
So once you have that come back here and we're going to need to extract this.
So go ahead and get your file extracted.
I'm going to do that really quick and I'm dragging this over just to show you.
It's gonna take some time.
I'm just putting it in my downloads folder.
So again we're just dealing with a lot of data compressed.
I think it's two point two gigs uncompressed around nine or 10 gigs.
So make sure you have the space as well.
When you do extract this.
So once this is done extracting your machine go ahead and pause the video and come back and then we'll
actually get Kelly Linux up and running OK.
So now I've got my VM where workstation player open our files are extracted.
I'm going to go ahead and just select open a virtual machine and I've navigated to the folder that I
needed to get to which is just my downloads folder with this Cally twenty nineteen point three.
I'm going to go ahead and open that
and now you should see the files open before we go ahead and do this.
Let's go ahead and just select edit virtual machine settings.
And there's a couple of things that we need to talk about in here.
So the amount of memory that you allocate depends on the amount of memory that you have.
So here it tells you the recommended amount and the amount that you have maximum available.
So for my system for example I have 32 gigabytes of RAM.
Now I would probably give this machine somewhere between 4 and maybe 8 gigabytes.
I would say four gigabytes.
If you do not have a lot of RAM go ahead and leave it at two gigabytes two gigabytes is fine.
You might notice a tiny bit of slowness but it's nothing that's going to keep you behind at.
By any means.
So I'm going to bump this one up to forty ninety six which is four gigabytes and I'm also going to take
a look at the network adapter.
Now we haven't gotten into networking yet but we're going to cover some of these topics.
So net is a protocol that we can use or we can use bridge.
Go ahead and leave it for now at net if we need to change it to bridge later we will Nat should be perfectly
fine if you don't know and that is that's OK we're going to cover that here in a little bit so we'll
select.
OK.
And we're just going to hit power on and when you get this prompt all I have to say is I copied it and
it's going to boot up your Cally Linux machine.
Now this is the first time booting it sometimes you can fullscreen it sometimes you can't.
As of right now we just tried to full screen it doesn't work yet.
So go ahead and let this boot up.
It shouldn't take but just a second and then you're to be brought to a log in screen and actually we
are full screen so that's great.
So your default username is going to be root and your default password is going to be tor t o r that
is a route backwards so you type that in and you have now successfully logged into Kelly Linux you have
installed Kelly Linux and you are ready to go from here.
So in the next video we're going to cover briefly what is called Linux and an overview and we'll dive
a little bit deeper into Linux.
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