‫Before we start, let's be sure that the virtual machines see each other.
‫So start up the virtual machines and log into them, if you didn't change the credentials before, you
‫can log in to Collee and Métis, voidable two with the default credentials.
‫The default credential of our test system are as follows.
‫Callie is no longer using the super user account route by default, right?
‫So the new default credentials are Callie and Callie in Madison, voidable to the username is MSF admin,
‫and the password is the same by default.
‫And old was broken Web application has root as the user and its password is a WASP Bway by default.
‫So first, let's learn the IP address of each machine.
‫In Linux distribution such as Collee and Métis portable.
‫Open a terminal screen.
‫Type if config and press enter.
‫The IP address, which is seen in the Ethe zero interface, is what we want in a Windows system, you
‫can learn of the IP address running it config in the command line.
‫So in your host machine, you will see more than one IP address for your system, you will see an interface
‫with a name like Vernette X. This is the IP address that we use to interact with the virtual machines.
‫Oh, and by the way, it'll probably be the first IP address of that IP block.
‫And then.
‫Being the other virtual machine.
‫So you should see a terminal screen similar to the screen seen on the slide.
‫At least packet loss should be less than 100 percent.
‫Some systems such as Windows eight may not be allowed to ping by default.
‫I mean, if you ping a Windows eight machine in, for example, Colly, you may not get the expected
‫result even though the system see each other.
‫If you can ping collee in Windows eight, it's enough to understand that the systems are in the same
‫network and that they see each other.
‫If you don't get this result, please check the virtual machine settings again.
‫The IP addresses of the virtual machines should be in the same IP block, which means if one of your
‫virtual machines has an IP address, like one seven two one six nine nine one two three, the IP address
‫of the other virtual machine should be like one seven two one six eight nine nine two two two.
‫So now we are ready to start the hands on practice of the court.