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CEH Lab 12

Dean Bushmiller edited this page Aug 27, 2022 · 7 revisions

Large or small setup

  • ECcouncil has a new lab setup for version 12
  • This setup is much more costly in terms of local machine requirements (700GB/ 12CPUs / 32GB RAM)
  • I will build an AWS version in the future; it will cost $.30 to $.75 per hour plus storage costs.
  • The older version that we use in class will work fine for exam purposes with one addition (later see CEH11+ATT&CK)

But... I want the new shinny

Rules

  1. No support from me on your lab installs
  2. No whining "someone who annoyingly complains or frets about labs, especially in a high-pitched voice"
  3. Software: do not steal it - buy it or use AWS when it is ready.
  4. Download everything first (links in sheet above); 42 GBytes so expect long waits.
  5. Free Microsoft machines expire in 180 days; set a timer, rebuild as practice, document everything.
  6. Give back, when you learn something that makes this better email me.
  7. Give back, when someone needs help, say yes and refer to #2
  8. Be organized or pay double later

ONLY INTEL Apple OR Windows machines with INTEL or AMD 64 bit

  • NO M processors See rule #2

VIC-WIN-11 VM Install notes

  1. watch 12 minute video https://vimeo.com/741929176
  • Standard ISO install & Change settings
  • 4096 RAM
  • 64 GB Drive
  • 2 CPU
  • Private / connected
  1. Editing the vmx file https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/86207?lang=en_US&queryTerm=install%20windows%202022%20in%20fusion
  • Before starting the GUI installation process.

  • Edit the vmx file for the newly created VM and add

  • managedVM.autoAddVTPM = "software"

  • To see vmx file on MAC right click show package

  1. After editing & saving the vmx file, you need to restart Fusion/Workstation/Player.
  2. After restarting, start the Guest VM and let the installation process continue.
  3. GUI install starts
  • When you get to lets connect

  • I do not have

  • Continue with limited setup

  • Name & password: this infrastructure setup account is not to be hacked.

  1. Turn off windows updates
  1. Disable Windows Firewall Windows 11
  • Launch the Windows Settings.

  • Click on Privacy & security -> Windows Security.

  • Now select Open Windows Security.

  • Click on Firewall & network protection > Public network.

  • Select Public Network. ( repeat for all networks)

  • Under the Microsoft Defender Firewall, click on the toggle-off button for all interfaces.

  1. Enable Remote Desktop on Windows 11
  • Open Control Panel.

  • Click on System and Security.

  • Under the “System” section, click the Allow remote access option. ...

  • Under the “Remote Desktop” section, select the Allow remote connections to this computer option. ...

  • Click the Apply & OK button.

VIC-NIX-UBN-20 VM Install notes

  1. Watch 4 minute video https://vimeo.com/743766459
  2. Use the Easy install set display name and account name in lower case
  3. Edit the configuration.
  • Standard ISO install & Change settings
  • 2048 RAM
  • 30 GB Drive
  • 2 CPU
  • Private / connected
  1. After restarting the installation process will continue on its own.
  2. Login to test
  3. Shutdown

VIC-MOB-DRD-9r2 Android VM Install notes

  1. Use the vmdk or vdi https://www.osboxes.org/android-x86/ or the IOS from the file list ONLY 64 BIT
  2. Copy file into VIC-MOB-DRD-9r2 directory and choose make a copy (leave original in place until you get a successful boot test)
  3. Make a new machine edit the configuration
  • KERNEL = Other Linux 4.x kernel 64bit
  • 2048 RAM
  • 30 GB Drive
  • 2 CPU
  • SHARED / NAT / connected
  • Display use 3d graphics, use high performance, shared 768MB
  1. There is no real installation process.
  2. Login to test
  3. Shutdown
  4. Delete vmdk/vdi file

VIC-WIN-2k12r2 Install notes

  1. Use the vmdk & Change settings
  • 8192 RAM
  • 60 GB Drive
  • 2 CPU
  • Private / connected
  1. Starts at Boot with install questions
  • user name is fixed / password is not

  • login

  1. Turn off windows updates
  • open command prompt

  • type services.msc

  • Disable the following

  • Windows Update & set recovery 1st fail to take no action

  1. Disable Windows Firewall
  1. Enable Remote Desktop
  • Logon to Windows Server as a local administrator

  • Open Server Manager from Start Screen.

  • In the left pane of Server Manager, click Local Server.

  • In the Properties section of the right pane see the status of Remote Desktop, which is disabled by default.

  • Click on the status to change it to Enabled.

  • The Systems Properties dialog opens on the Remote tab.

  • Under Remote Desktop in the Systems Properties dialog, select Allow remote connections to this computer and click OK.

  • Click Select users

  • Type Guest and check

  • Click the Apply & OK button.

  1. Install another browser
  • Change the vmware network to shared or NAT to get internet access

  1. Update powershell version to 5.1
  • open browser

  • Search for Windows Management Framework 5.1

  • Download Win8.1andW2K12R2-kb3191564-x64.msu

  • Install & Reboot

  • open powershell and verify the version

  1. Shutdown

SOON other Install notes