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Connections test Great so now we're going to test whether the virtual machines installed will be able
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to see each other.
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So for this test we'll be checking to see whether each virtual computer can communicate with the other
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virtual computers on the network.
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Now for this purpose here this test it's enough to just check whether the virtual computers are on the
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same network and therefore then can ping each other so well you can check the network settings or you
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can check them with a command line in order to check the IP value so for me I use a CLIA because many
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programs use for penetration testing run through the command line.
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The command line command is an important advantage.
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And you know what you'll get used to it because not all programs have gooey screens so let's check the
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IP value from the command line.
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Now of course different operating systems have different ways whether it's Windows Linux or Mac OS for
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IP control on Linux and Mac OS open up the terminal right.
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If config on the command line press enter and then on the incoming screen you can see the computer IP
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IP control for Windows computers opening command line clicks start and right in CRM D click CRM data.
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EMC opened a command line right IP config in the command line and press enter and you can see here that
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we have the computer IP on this incoming screen
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it's now open virtual box click on The Kelly Linux virtual machine on the left hand side of the virtual
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box screen and click Start from above.
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Then after opening Kelly Linux you can log in by entering the username and password now click terminal
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on the desktop open terminal and check I.P. information.
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Just type if config
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greater once met employable opens you can put in the user name and password and on the incoming screen
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right
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and check the information by typing if config
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click on the Ubuntu virtual machine on the left hand side of the virtual box screen.
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And after one two Opens You can log in by entering the username and password.
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Now click show applications
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search run.
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Terminal press enter and when the terminal opens you can check the IP information by typing if config
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now click on the Windows 7 virtual machine on the left hand side a virtual box and click Start from
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above.
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Then after Windows 7 opens you can enter the user username and password and click the Start button right
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TMT in the search bar enter the command line open.
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So now you can type IP config on the command line and then you can check the IP information.
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Okay so now we need to test that.
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Kelly Linux virtual system can communicate with the other virtual systems over the network so open up
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can only Linux for this.
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Terminal.
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Now we need to ping the IP address of the menace loyal computer so to do this enter paying ten dot 0
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dot to dot for and presenter.
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And the display will show that the ping packets are gone.
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So in this case communication is taking place
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being the IP address of the boon to computer.
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And just enter ping ten dot zero dot to dot seven and press enter and the ping pack is gone.
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So in this case again communication is taking place.
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Now we'll bring the address of the windows 7 computer at her ping.
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10 0 2 to 5 percent or.
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Now look at the display the ping packets did not leave here because the ping requests are blocked on
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the firewall of a windows 7 computer so that means that in this case we need to employ reverse communication
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so just enter Windows 7 and click the Start button and in the search field just enter command man line
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opens now here just enter the IP address of the county Linux computer.
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So that means after paying 10 0 2 to 5 and press enter OK.
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So now we see that the big packets are gone.
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So in this case we know that our communication is working.
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