CSA Lab Setup Guide
CSA Lab Setup Guide
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Certified SOC Analyst
Classroom
Lab Setup
Guide
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Table of Contents
Classroom Setup Instructions: CSA...................................................................................................................................................... 4
Classroom Requirements ........................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Hardware.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Software ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Setup Document Overview .................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Training Room Environment ................................................................................................................................................................ 6
Instructor’s Computer ............................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Student Workstations .............................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Room Environment............................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Classroom Configuration ...................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Computer Names ................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Instructor Acceptance ........................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Firewall Settings ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Blackboard ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Setup Checklist ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Instructor Acceptance ........................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Assistance................................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
Detailed Configuration Tasks (CT)..................................................................................................................................................... 18
CT#1: Set Up Hardware ....................................................................................................................................................................... 18
CT#2: Turn Off the Windows Defender Firewall in Host Machine............................................................................................ 18
CT#3: Download SOC Tools.............................................................................................................................................................. 32
CT#4: Install Hyper-V role in Windows 10 Host Machine ........................................................................................................... 32
CT#5: Configuring Network for Hyper-V........................................................................................................................................ 36
CT#5.1: Configuring Internal Network for Hyper-V ................................................................................................................ 36
CT#5.2: Configuring External Network for Hyper-V ............................................................................................................... 40
CT#6: Creating and Configuring Windows Server 2016 Virtual Machine .................................................................................. 42
CT#6.1: Creating a Virtual Machine and Installing Windows Server 2016 Standard Guest OS ........................................ 42
CT#6.2: Changing the Computer Name ...................................................................................................................................... 56
CT#6.3: Configuring Static IP Address ........................................................................................................................................ 59
CT#6.4: Sharing SOC-Tools Folder from Host Machine and Mapping to Windows Server 2016 VM ........................... 62
CT#6.5: Installing WinRAR in Windows Server 2016 VM....................................................................................................... 68
CT#6.6: Installing Web Browsers in Windows Server 2016 VM ............................................................................................. 68
CT#6.7: Installing Notepad++ in Windows Server 2016 VM ................................................................................................. 68
CT#6.8: Installing Java Development Kit 8u (JDK 8u) in Windows Server 2016 VM ....................................................... 68
CT#6.9: Installing Splunk Enterprise in Windows Server 2016 VM....................................................................................... 73
CT#6.10: Installing .Net Framework 3.5 (Includes .Net 2.0 and 3.0) ..................................................................................... 77
CT#6.11: Turn off Windows Firewall in Windows Server 2016 VM ..................................................................................... 82
CT#7: Creating and Configuring Windows Server 2012 Virtual Machine .................................................................................. 83
CT#7.1: Creating a Virtual Machine and Installing Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard Guest OS.................................. 83
CT#7.2: Changing the Computer Name ...................................................................................................................................... 97
CT#7.3: Configuring Static IP Address ...................................................................................................................................... 100
CT#7.4: Adding IIS (Internet Information Services) roles in Server Manager ................................................................... 105
CT#7.5: Sharing SOC-Tools Folder from Host Machine and Mapping to Windows Server 2012 VM......................... 113
CT#7.6: Install MS SQL Server 2016 Express Edition on Windows Server 2016 Virtual Machine ............................... 116
CT#7.7: Install Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio on Windows Server 2012 Virtual Machine ...................... 124
Classroom Requirements
This section describes classroom equipment required for the Certified SOC Analyst (CSA) course.
Classroom Equipment
Hardware
Hardware requirements for instructor, student and victim computers are identical:
Intel Core i5 or equivalent CPU with minimum CPU speed of 3.2 GHz
Minimum 16 GB RAM (16 GB is recommended)
Hard disk, 500 GB or larger, 7200 RPM or faster
DVD drive (DVD R/W drive preferred)
One Network adapters (minimum of a 10/100 NIC, but a 10/100/1000 is preferred), full
duplex (disable any additional network adapters installed)
Monitor (minimum requirement is 17-inch LCD
Mouse or compatible pointing device, and sound card with amplified speakers
Internet access
The following additional hardware is also required:
An unmanaged switch, with sufficient ports to allow connection of all instructor and student
workstations plus at least 5 additional, unused ports for connection of additional equipment
or for use as “spares.”
Software
All computers in the class require the following software:
Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise or Professional (64-bit) fully patched
Adobe Acrobat Reader DC or later version
WinRAR v5.60 or later version
Web browsers: Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome
Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Viewers or Microsoft Office 2016/Open Office
Be installed with Windows 10 Enterprise or Professional (64 bit), later service packs and
full patches applied
Have Microsoft Office/Open Office or PowerPoint, Word, and Excel Viewers installed
Be running IP protocol
Have all SOC Essential Tools downloaded from Aspen to the hard drive in D:\SOC-Tools
folder for easy access (See CT#3 in Configuration Task section)
Be installed with Hyper-V in Windows 10 host machine (see CT#4 in Configuration Task
section)
Configuring Internal Network for Hyper-V (See Configuration Task CT#5)
Be configured with Hyper-V VMs and guest operating systems
o Create and Configure Windows Server 2016 Standard Virtual Machine (See Configuration
Task CT#6)
Create a Virtual Machine and Install Windows Server 2016 Standard (See
Configuration Task CT#6.1)
Change the Computer Name of Windows Server 2016 Virtual Machine (See
Configuration Task CT#6.2)
Configure Static IP address for Windows Server 2016 Virtual Machine (See
Configuration Task CT#6.3)
Share SOC-Tools Folder from Host Machine and Map to Windows Server 2016
Virtual Machine (See Configuration Task CT#6.4)
Install WinRAR in Windows Server 2016 Virtual Machine (See Configuration Task
CT#6.5)
Install Web Browsers in Windows Server 2016 Virtual Machine (See Configuration
Task CT#6.6)
Install Notepad++ in Windows Server 2016 Virtual Machine (See Configuration Task
CT#6.7)
Install Java Development Kit 8u (JDK 8u) in Windows Server 2016 Virtual Machine
(See Configuration Task CT#6.8)
Install Splunk Enterprise in Windows Server 2016 Virtual Machine (See Configuration
Task CT#6.9)
Install .Net Framework 3.5 (Includes .Net 2.0 and 3.0) in Windows Server 2016 Virtual
Machine (See Configuration Task CT#6.10)
o Create and Configure Windows Server 2012 Virtual Machine (See Configuration Task
CT#7)
Student Workstations
Student workstations must:
Be installed with Windows 10 Enterprise or Professional (64 bit), later service packs and
full patches applied
Have Microsoft Office/Open Office or PowerPoint, Word, and Excel Viewers installed
Be running IP protocol
Have all SOC Essential Tools downloaded from Aspen to the hard drive in D:\SOC-Tools
folder for easy access (See CT#3 in Configuration Task section)
Be installed with Hyper-V in Windows 10 host machine (see CT#4 in Configuration Task
section)
Configuring Internal Network for Hyper-V (See Configuration Task CT#5)
Be configured with Hyper-V VMs and guest operating systems
o Create and Configure Windows Server 2016 Standard Virtual Machine (See Configuration
Task CT#6)
Create a Virtual Machine and Install Windows Server 2016 Standard (See
Configuration Task CT#6.1)
Change the Computer Name of Windows Server 2016 Virtual Machine (See
Classroom Configuration
The configuration of this classroom is modular. Computers can be added or removed by either row
or column, depending on the needs of the particular class. The following is a sample room setup that
provides optimal support. This setup allows for ease of access to "troublespots" by the instructor,
and allows students to break into functional small and larger teams.
Instructor Acceptance
Before the training class is scheduled to begin, the instructor will visit the training facility to inspect
and accept the setup. The technical contact (System Administrator) for the facility must be available
to answer questions and correct any setup issues. Both the instructor and the facility technical contact
will ensure completion of the following checklists before the training setup is deemed acceptable.
Blackboard
Write the following on the blackboard top left corner
o Instructor name: <Name of the instructor>
o The username/password to logon to the student machine
At the center of the board write the following letters in bold
Tick List
Here
Open Network. Verify that all classroom computers are visible in Network
Verify that the SOC tools are on the computer in SOC-Tools folder in the D:\ drive
Verify that Internet access is available
Visit https://www.eccouncil.org to check the Internet access
Verify each computer has 200 GB or more free disk space
Verify Microsoft PowerPoint, Word, and Excel viewer are installed (or Microsoft
office/Open Office is installed)
Verify if you can successfully boot Windows Server 2012, Windows 10, Windows Server
2016, OSSIM, virtual machines
Verify that all the VMs are configured as per the configuration tasks
Verify that the Instructor computer can image through the overhead projector
Placement of LCD (overhead) projector is appropriate
Cable wiring organized and labeled
Student workstations and chair placement is satisfactory
Whiteboard and dry erase markers and erasers are available
Instructor station is properly organized and oriented
Computers are labeled with client number
EC-Council courseware (Official EC-Council CSA Box) is available for students
Write down the facility’s technical contact person’s mobile phone number. Contact him
in case of network problem
Assistance
If you have problems or require assistance in setting up the Lab for your CSA class, please e-mail
[email protected]
5. Click the Windows Defender Firewall in the System and Security window.
7. In the Customize Settings window, select Turn off Windows Defender Firewall (not
recommended) radio button for all Domain, Private and Public network settings and click
OK.
9. Once the Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security appears on the screen, click
Windows Defender Firewall Properties link in the Overview section.
20. In the Settings window, Update & Security settings will be available in the left-pane. Click
Windows Security. This page appears in the right-pane. Click Open Windows Defender
Security Center button as shown in the screenshot.
22. In the Virus & threat protection page, click Virus & threat protection settings.
25. In the App & browser control page, select the Off radio button under Check apps and
files, SmartScreen for Microsoft Edge, and SmartScreen for Microsoft Store apps. If a
User Account Control pop-up window appears, click Yes.
Note: If you are unable to turn off the SmartScreen for Microsoft Edge radio button, leave
the setting for SmartScreen for Microsoft Edge radio button as it is, and continue with the
setup.
3. The App and Features window appears; click on Programs and Features link as shown in
following screenshot.
5. The Windows Features list will appear, check the Hyper-V feature as shown in the
screenshot. Click OK.
5. The newly created virtual switch appears in the left pane. Enter the name of the virtual switch
as Internal Network under the Name field, select Internal network radio button, click
Apply and then click OK.
7. The Settings window appears. In the Settings window, click on Change adaptor options.
8. In the Network Connections window, right-click on created Internal Network switch; and
click Properties from the context menu.
10. Select Use the following IP address radio button, and type the following values as shown in
the screenshot and click OK.
o IP address: 10.10.10.2
o Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
o Default gateway: 10.10.10.1
o Preferred DNS server: 8.8.8.8
Note: Every machine has a unique name, so the name of your machine differs from the name
shown in the above screenshot.
3. New Virtual Machine Wizard window appears, click Next button.
9. Assign the amount of Startup memory to allocate to this virtual machine in MB (here, 3072)
and uncheck Use Dynamic memory for the virtual machine.
10. Click Next.
12. In Connect Virtual Hard Disk step, allocate 127 GB default space for hard disk and click
Next.
18. Setting for SIEM1 window will open click on Add Hardware and select Network Adapter
click Add button.
22. SIEM1 Virtual Machine window appears click Start button as shown in the screenshot.
33. Login screen appears. Type the password (admin@123) and press Enter.
34. Now, check for the system updates and if found any, update the Windows Server 2016 virtual
machine to the latest.
Note: Installing the updates might take some time.
2. Network and Sharing Center window appear, click Change adapter settings link from the
left pane.
7. Now, check whether Windows Server 2016 is installed and working properly and check
whether Internet is accessible.
4. File Sharing window appears, select Everyone from drop-down list and click Add in Choose
people to share with wizard.
6. Your folder is shared screen appears, click Done button as shown in the screenshot.
Note: Your local host machine name will differ in your lab environment.
10. Windows Security pop-up will appear, type your Host machine credentials, check the
Remember my credentials check box and click OK.
12. Map Network Drive window appears, assign drive letter as Z:\, make sure that Reconnect at
sign-in option is checked and click Finish.
14. Now you can see that SOC-Tools directory is mapped to your SIEM1 machine as shown in
the screenshot.
Note: Throughout this configuration, the IP address of the host machine will differ in your
lab environment.
5. For Setting-up JAVA_HOME System Variable, open File Explorer and right-click on This
PC and select Properties option from the context menu.
7. System Properties window will appear, Navigate to Advanced Tab. Click Environment
Variables… button.
9. New System variable window will appear, enter details given below.
Variable Name: JAVA_HOME
Variable value: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_191 (if you did not change the path while
installing JDK).
Note: if you have changed the Path while installing JDK, locate Java installation directory and
enter the path of Java installation directory as Variable value. Click OK button.
11. Click OK button in the System Properties Window. Restart the system to complete the java
installation.
5. The Splunk Enterprise Installer window appears. Accept the license agreement and click Next.
9. Splunk Enterprise launches in your default browser. The First time signing in? page appears.
Enter the username (admin) and password (provided while installation (admin@123) in
their respective fields and click Sign in.
11. To increase default maximum number of concurrent of searches per CUP in Splunk
Enterprise, navigate to c:\Program Files\Splunk\etc\system\default and open file
limits.conf with Notepad++.
12. Go to line no 144 and set max_searches_per_cpu=2, click save and close the file.
Note: Every machine has a unique name, so the name of your machine differs from the name
shown in the above screenshot.
4. Specify Name WinServer2012 and location of new virtual machine. Assign the name of the
virtual machine as Windows Server 2012.
5. The default location for storing the virtual machine is
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Hyper-V\. You can choose different location to
store the VM’s or set it to default location.
7. Choose the generation of the virtual machine (here, Generation 1) and click Next.
10. In the next step, Configuring Network, select Internal Network adaptor from Connection
drop-down list and click Next.
12. The installation options section appears, select Install an operating system from a
bootable CD/DVD-ROM radio button.
o If you have a Windows Server 2012 DVD choose Physical CD/DVD drive radio button
and then click Next.
o If you have a Windows Server 2012 ISO file, then choose Image file (.iso) radio button
and click browse button to provide the path of ISO file and click Next.
14. Hyper-V Manager creates Windows Server 2012 virtual machine profile.
15. In Hyper-V Manager main window, you see a new virtual machine named WinServer2012.
Right-click on the newly created virtual machine and click Settings from the context menu.
19. In Hyper-V Manager main window, you see a new virtual machine named WinServer2012.
Right-click on the newly created virtual machine and click Connect from the context menu.
21. When WinServer2012 virtual machine is turned on, Windows Setup window will appear. Fill
the required details and click Next.
23. In the Select the operating system you want to install select Windows Server 2012 R2
Standard Evaluation (Server with a GUI) option and click Next.
25. In the Which type of installation do you want? click Custom Install Windows only
(advanced) option.
27. Installing Windows screen appears; wait until it completes the installation.
31. Login screen appears. Type the password (admin@123) and press Enter.
3. In the Computer Name tab of the System Properties window, click Change.
7. Now, check whether Windows Server 2012 is installed and working properly.
6. Server Roles section appears, click the check box of Web Server (IIS) role.
8. In the Server Roles section, you will observe the Web Server (IIS) option is checked. Click
Next.
10. Scroll down and check Telnet Server feature option Click Next.
11. Click Add Features button if you get a prompt for the features to be added, while selecting
any features. Click Next.
13. Selected Role Services section appears in the wizard. Check all features under Health and
Diagnostics.
15. In Confirm installation section wizard, click Install (Ignore the warning under the Custom
installation selections wizard).
17. After the completion of installation, click Close button and restart the machine.
2. Type your Host machine credentials, check the Remember my credentials check box and click
OK, in the Windows Security pop-up that appears.
4. Map Network Drive window appears, assign drive letter as Z:\, make sure that Reconnect at
sign-in option is checked and click Finish.
5. SOC-Tools mapped network drive appears in the File Explorer view, click This-PC from the
left pane to confirm.
5. The program starts downloading the setup files, wait for the Installation Center to launch.
7. Read the Software License Terms in the License Terms section, check the option I accept
the license terms and click Next.
9. The Install Rules verifies the system state of your computer before Setup continues.
10. After verification is finished, click Next.
15. In the Reporting Services Configuration window, select Install and configure. Click
Next.
3. Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio welcome screen appears, click Install to begin the
setup.
5. Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Setup Completed screen appears, click Close to
finish.
4. Right-click the LuzuryTreats.zip file and click Extract All option from the context menu.
6. LuxuryTreats.zip file will be extracted, and you will see a LuxuryTreats folder created in
C:/inetpub/wwwroot. Delete the LuxuryTreats.zip file. After extracting the LuxuryTreats
folder delete the LuxuryTreats.zip file.
12. New Database window appears, specify Database name as Hotels and click OK.
17. This process will create necessary tables in the Hotels database.
18. Now click Start menu button, click Administrative Tools.
20. Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager main window appears, now in Connections pane
of the IIS Manager, right-click the Machine Name and click Add Website from context
menu.
21. Add Website wizard appears, type the Site name in Site name: field and click on Browse
button near Physical path: section. Here we are installing LuxuryTreats site, so we have
provided LuxuryTreats in the Site name: field.
23. Now in Binding section choose http in Type: field. Choose the Host machine IP address
(Internal adaptor - 10.10.10.12) from IP address: field, and choose 80 in Port: field.
24. Type www.luxurytreats.com in Hostname: field, make sure that Start Website immediately
is checked and click OK.
4. In the IIS Manager window expand WINSERVER2012. Right-click on Sites and click on Add
FTP Site from the context menu.
9. Check Anonymous and Basic for Authentication. Select Allow access to: All users as
Authorization and check Permissions: Read and Write click Finish.
11. Click on DemoFTPSite and double-click on FTP Logging as shown in following screenshot.
5. In the Customize Settings window, select Turn off Windows Firewall (not
recommended) radio button for all Domain, Private and Public network settings and click
OK.
7. Again, in the Windows Firewall window, click Advanced settings link in the left-pane.
9. When the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security on Local Computer Properties
window appears, in the Domain Profile tab, choose Off from the Firewall state drop-
down list. Then navigate to Private Profile and Public Profile tabs and ensure that the
Firewall state is Off. Click Apply and then click OK.
4. Drag the scroll bar down Always notify to Never notify and click OK.
Note: Every machine has a unique name, so the name of your machine differs from the
name shown in the above screenshot.
4. Specify Name and location of new virtual machine. Assign the name of the virtual machine
as Windows10.
5. The default location for storing the virtual machine is
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Hyper-V\. You can choose different location to
store the VM’s or set it to default location.
7. Choose the generation of the virtual machine (here, Generation 1) and click Next.
10. In the Configure Networking step, select Internal Network from Connection drop-down list
and click Next.
17. Setting for Windows10 window will open click on Add Hardware and select Network
Adapter click Add button finally click OK button.
19. In Hyper-V Manager main window, you see a new virtual machine named Windows10.
Right-click on the newly created virtual machine and click Connect from the context menu.
21. Windows Setup screen appears, in Windows Setup screens choose the Language and other
preferences then click Next.
23. License terms wizard appears, check I accept the license terms check and box and click
Next.
25. Where do you want to install Windows? wizard appears, click New to create a partition.
29. After partitions are created, choose the partition to install Windows 10, and click Next.
31. Once the installation is completed machine will restart, and you will see the Get going fast
screen. Click Use Express settings button.
2. Click Settings.
3. Click on Accounts.
8. Type username as Martin and password as user@123 type confirmed password and password
hint as user click Next.
10. Now, check for the system updates and if found any, update the Windows 10 virtual machine
to the latest.
Note: Installing the updates might take some time.
2. Network and Sharing Center window appear, click Change adapter settings link from the
left pane.
3. Click the Windows Defender Firewall in the System and Security window.
5. In the Customize Settings window, select Turn off Windows Defender Firewall (not
recommended) radio button for all Domain, Private and Public network settings and click
OK.
7. Once the Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security appears on the screen, click
Windows Defender Firewall Properties link in the Overview section.
Note: Every machine has a unique name, so the name of your machine differs from the
name shown in the above screenshot.
3. New Virtual Machine Wizard window appears, click Next button.
8. Assign the amount of Startup memory to allocate to this virtual machine in MB (here, 1024).
9. Click Next.
11. Connect Virtual Hard Disk section appears, allocate 40 GB space for hard disk and click Next.
17. Kali Linux Virtual Machine window appears click Start button as shown in the screenshot.
19. Select a language window appears, choose a language (here, English) and click Continue.
21. Configure the keyboard section appears, choose a language (here, American English) and
click Continue.
23. Configure the network section appears, leave the Domain name: field blank and click
Continue.
25. In Configure the clock window, choose the time zone (here, Eastern) and click Continue
Wait until the installer fetches time from the network time server.
27. Another Partition disks window appears, select the disk SCSI1 (0,0,0) (sda) – 26.8 GB
VMware, VMware Virtual S and click Continue.
Note: The size of the disk (26.8 GB) may vary in your lab environment.
29. Partition disks window appears displaying the overview of your currently configured
partitions, choose Finish partitioning and write changes to disk and click Continue.
31. On completion of installation, Configure the package manager window appears, select No
and click Continue.
33. Select the available device in Device for boot loader installation (here, /dev/sda) and click
Continue. Wait until the GRUB boot loader is installed.
36. Once the installation is finished the machine will get restarted, and after the restart it will come
to the login screen. Login to the machine with Username: root and Password: toor.
2. Navigate to etc folder then search for hosts file right click on file and open with Text
Editor.
3. Add IP 10.10.10.12 address and url www.luxurytreats.com at the end of the file. Click Save
close the text editor.
4. Open browser and type www.luxurytreats.com in url and press Enter, you will navigate to
luxuryTreats website.
2. Add following line of code at the end of the sources.list file. Click Save to save the file. close
the sources.list file.
deb http://http.kali.org/kali kali-rolling main contrib non-free
deb http://http.kali.org/kali sana main non-free contrib
deb http://security.kali.org/kali-security sana/updates main contrib non-free
deb http://old.kali.org/kali moto main non-free contrib
4. Type apt-get install ftp in terminal and press Enter to install ftp Client.
3. Password required for [IP address of your host machine] pop-up appears, type credentials of
your host machine, select Remember forever radio button and click Connect.
5. Scroll down and you will see host machine’s soc-tools shared folder mounted.
5. Choose the generation of the virtual machine (here, Generation 1) and click Next.
8. In the next step, select network adapter as Internal Network from connection drop-down
list and click Next.
13. In Hyper-V Manager window right-click on created OSSIM virtual machine and click Settings
from the context menu.
15. In Hyper-V Manager window right-click on created OSSIM virtual machine and click Settings
from the context menu.
19. OSSIM Virtual Machine window appears click Start button as shown in the screenshot.
22. Select a language screen appears. Select your language and click Continue.
24. Configure the keyboard window appears. Select your preferred language and click Continue.
26. Netmask: screen appears. Ensure the mask is set to 255.255.255.0 and click Continue.
28. Name server addresses: screen appears. You can enter the DNS server address, or you can
leave the field default and click Continue.
30. Set up users and passwords screen appear. Enter toor in Root password: and Re-enter
password to verify fields and click Continue.
Note: You can type any password of your choice.
32. It will take some time to complete the configuration, wait until it finishes.
34. After restart wait for the login screen to appear and enter root as the username and press
Enter key then type toor as password and press Enter.
Note: The password that you have set at step 30 in this Configuration Task.
36. To setup Management Network, select Configure Network from System Preferences
screen.
38. In the Select Interface for Management Network screen, select eth0 (Default adaptor).
39. In the Setup Management Network, type IP 192.168.0.79 address and select OK.
41. In the Gateway screen, type 192.168.0.1 as Gateway and select OK.
42. To setup Network Interface, Select Setup Network Interface option and click OK.
44. In the Set Network Interface IP address screen, type 10.10.10.17 and select OK.
45. In the Set Management Network Mask screen, type 255.255.255.0 and select OK.
47. In the Configure Sensor screen, select Configure AlienVault Server IP and select OK.
48. In the Configure Alienvault Server IP, enter 127.0.0.1 and select OK.
54. After reboot wait for the login screen to appear and enter root as the username and press
Enter key then type toor as password and press Enter.
2. Click Install now button to start the installation process of Windows 10.
4. Click Custom: Install Windows only (advanced) option to proceed with the installation.
6. Once the installation is completed machine will restart, and you will see the Get going fast
screen. Click Use Express settings button.
3. In the Computer Name tab of the System Properties window, click Change.
3. Click the Windows Defender Firewall in the System and Security window.
5. In the Customize Settings window, select Turn off Windows Defender Firewall (not
recommended) radio button for all Domain, Private and Public network settings and click
OK.
7. Once the Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security appears on the screen, click
Windows Defender Firewall Properties link in the Overview section.
3. Click Checkpoints in left side pane then uncheck the Enable checkpoints check box, click
OK.