Addition/Update to Wiki Page for Getting Started > Sample Database

[leesoh]

Sample Database
To configure the sample database on Linux:

1. Copy BloodHoundExampleDB.graphdb to /data/databases.
2. Edit /conf/neo4j.conf and change the "#dbms.active_database=graph.db" line to "dbms.active_database=BloodHoundExampleDB.graphdb".
3. Start neo4j (<NEO4J DIRECTORY>/bin/neo4j start).
4. Log on to https://127.0.0.1:7474 (or wherever your Neo4j instance lives) using the default credentials of neo4j\neo4j. Enter new credentials when prompted.
5. Run the BloodHound binary you downloaded earlier, and use the credentials you chose in step 4.

[BustedSec]

The only binary is see is deploy.sh, when I run it I get prompted with "enter host password for user" I enter the neo4j password and then nothing happens, it just brings me back to the bash prompt.

[leesoh]

@thatrez You can find it over here: https://github.com/adaptivethreat/BloodHound/releases

[lsuto]

Im able to import the the database but when running the binary nothing happens. IE Step 5 above makes no sense.

[leesoh]

@lsuto So you get everything else done, you can log into the database fine using 127.0.0.1:7474, but when you run the BloodHound binary, you can't log in, or it just doesn't launch?

[lsuto]

Hi @leesoh,

I can login to the the database just fine using 127.0.0.1:7474, but when I run ./Bloodhound it just returns and nothing happens.

[leesoh]

@lsuto That's odd. No idea what you're running into. Perhaps @andyrobbins @HarmJ0y or @rvazarkar can offer some insight.

[n03lx]

Thanks for the extra configuration information, hopefully this gets updated on the Wiki!!

I've got everything setup but get a failed login using both the default neo4j\neo4j and the neo4j\BloodHound credentials. Anyone have an idea?

[leesoh]

I'm going to assume you're using Linux.

The very first time you log on to neo4j it's going to let you log in with neo4j/neo4j and make you choose a new password. That's your password for (I think) every database you open with it.

The BloodHound password isn't valid for Linux, not sure why. Were you able to log on to neo4j initially? Before you moved the BloodHound database?

[n03lx]

Yes I'm using Linux x64. I'm not able to login using the neo4j password the first time...although that was already after I had moved the database.

Update: I had to login through the browser, change the password and then I was able to successfully login through BloodHound.

[leesoh]

Ahh, I see. I updated the procedure. Hopefully it's a bit clearer now.

[lsuto]

I am able to view the Bloodhound database via the browser. I was able to change password from the default and everything, but when I try to run ./Bloodhound from the command line nothing happens. I have everything running in a Ubuntu 16.04 vm and I am connecting to a remote ESXI server via ssh. Could that be it?

[leesoh]

The BloodHound binary requires a GUI. Perhaps try downloading the appropriate build for the OS you're using a web browser on and connecting that way?

[MrBenChung]

Same issue but on Mac OSX.

• Can see that database is loaded from within the Bloodhound app but you don't "see anything" actually if you click on one of the relationships from the neo4j browser you can see the raw cypher query which you can paste into the Bloodhound query box at the bottom of the app.
• Also if you start attempting to search in the search bar top left that will show you results and from there you can navigate to more complex patterns and relationships.

[yellow-starburst]

@leesoh can you close?

[leesoh]

Sure!