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In this lecture, I'm going to show you how to install Linux as a virtual machine inside Windows.
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Skip this lecture if you're running Apple, Mac OS or Linux as I will cover that in the next lectures.
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Now I already have it downloaded in here and as you can see, the file has a dot seven Z extension.
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This is an archive that contains the actual virtual image of Kali.
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We did that to compress its size so that it doesn't take a long time to download.
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So now that we have it downloaded, we're going to need to install a program that can compress seven
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zip archives and show us the contents.
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To do that, we're going to go to Chrome and you want to go to seven dash zip dot org.
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I will include that in the resources of this lecture.
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And you want to download the version that is compatible with your operating system.
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I have a 64 bit operating system, so I'm downloading the 64 bit.
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One click in here will download it for us, and once the download is complete, we can simply click
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on it to install it, give it permissions and click on install.
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Once the install is complete, we're going to click on close and we're going to go back on our downloads
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directory.
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And right now because we installed seven ZIP this program, we're going to be able to uncompressed this
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archive and see the contents inside it and see the virtual image inside it.
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So I'm going to right click and as you can see, I have an entry called seven zip now and if I hover
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over it and click on extract here, it will uncompressed that image and reveal its contents and perfect.
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As you can see.
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Now we have a new directory and you can see the extension now is DOT VMware VM.
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So as mentioned in the previous lecture, VMware is the software that we're going to use to run different
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operating systems as virtual machines.
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And this file right here is designed to run inside VMware as a virtual machine.
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So in order to run it, we're going to have to go ahead and install VMware.
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Now, again, I'm going to include the link in the resources.
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I have it open in here and all you have to do is click on the download for Windows.
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Give it some time to download.
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Perfect.
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Now the download is complete.
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We can view it in our downloads or we can simply just click on it here to run it, give it permissions.
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And similar to installing any software on Windows, you really don't need to do much.
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We're simply just going to click on next.
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Next next.
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Next.
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Except the agreement next.
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Next.
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Next.
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And let it install.
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The installation is complete.
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We're going to click on Finish and now we should be able to run this virtual machine file that we downloaded
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the DOT VMware VM file using VMware Workstation Player.
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So we're going to double click it to start it.
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And I'm going to minimize this.
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We're going to click on Open Virtual Machine in here, or you can go on the player file and open.
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We're going to navigate to the location where we downloaded the virtual image of Kali in my downloads.
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And as you can see, we have it in here.
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Keep in mind it's the DOT VMware VM file, so it ends with that VMware VM.
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We're going to click on it.
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We're going to click on Open and inside it.
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We have another file, the only one file that we can select.
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We're going to select it and click on Open.
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And if you get no errors, as you can see in here, in my case, that's it.
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The machine is now installed and ready to be used.
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Now, before running it, I'm going to click on Edit Virtual Machine Settings or right click and settings.
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Just to give you an idea of what the settings look like so you feel more comfortable with VMware because
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modifying virtual machine settings is always the same regardless of what type of virtual machine it
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is.
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So as you can see in this window, first of all, we can modify the amount of memory that the virtual
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machine has, and this machine is set to two gigabytes of memory by default.
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That is enough, but you can increase it up or down using this slider.
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You can also modify the amount of processors that the machine has.
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So as you can see, this one has two processors assigned to it.
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That is plenty.
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It's enough, as you'll see, but you can give it more if you want to give it more.
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Another really important option is the network adapter.
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And as you can see, this is set to not and this setting will basically create a virtual network where
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my host machine is going to be the router for this network and then all the virtual machines are going
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to be clients connected to this network.
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So they're going to get Internet connection from my host machine and at the same time, all of my virtual
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machines will be connected to the same virtual network.
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This is very handy because my virtual machines will be able to communicate with each other and therefore
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will be able to use the machine to hack into the others, will be able to test network attacks and do
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much more.
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So this setting will first allow my virtual machines to have Internet connection, and it will also
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allow them to communicate with each other through this virtual network.
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Now, this virtual network will rely on the connection of your host computer.
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So it will not need any extra interfaces, it will not need any extra adapters.
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And as far as the virtual machines are concerned, they are connected to an Ethernet network, but in
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reality they are connected through the host machine.
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It can also modify the display settings in here if you have a bigger screen or a smaller screen.
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And I usually like to tick this box in here, the Accelerate 3D graphics, so we're going to make sure
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that it is ticked and that's pretty much it.
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So we're going to click on okay.
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And like I said, you actually don't need to modify any of these settings.
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I just wanted to show you what kind of settings we can set for these virtual machines.
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But once you're ready to run the virtual machine, we're just going to click on the green play button
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to start it.
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Now I'm going to click on inside and click Enter to start.
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Kelly And I know it's starting very small.
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This is because I have a high resolution screen.
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It's probably going to start in the normal size for you.
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I'm just going to zoom in for you and perfect.
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We have the login screen here for Kelly.
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So the username is our OT and the password is DT.
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Oh ah.
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The reverse.
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We're going to hit enter and perfect.
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As you can see now we are running this Linux operating system as a virtual machine inside my Windows
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operating system in here and we're going to use this Linux operating system for hacking as we go through
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the course.
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Now before we wrap it up, I want to go into full screen.
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So we're going to click on the player and we're going to click on full screen.
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And as you can see, this will automatically go in full screen.
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So again, I'm still using Kali within my host operating system, which is Windows.
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And in most cases, Carly will look normal.
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But as you can see in my case, the icons are very small and the text here on the top is very small,
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and that's because I have a 4K display.
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So we're going to need to manually modify the display settings.
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And to do that, we're going to right click go to settings.
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Click on display.
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And here from the left and we're going to set the scale to 200.
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I'm going to click on Apply.
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We're going to keep the changes and perfect.
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Now, Cally looks normal for me.
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You don't have to do this.
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If Kelly looked normal from the start.
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Only if you have a high resolution screen, you might have to do this.
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Now, I know this operating system might look a little bit confusing and scary, but don't worry about
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it at all.
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I will teach you how to use it step by step as we go through the course.
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If you face any issues while installing Kelly, check out the featured questions first.
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And if you don't see your answer, feel free to ask us in the Q&A or in the forums, and we will respond
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to you within a maximum of 15 hours.
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