![]() ![]() This says: nmap, print verbose output (-v), do a Ping Scan (-sn) – (disable the default port scan for each address), and use the network 10.0.10.0 with a CIDR of /24. ![]() Let’s run a ping scan on our own network with the command: nmap -v -sn 10.0.10.0/24 Run apt-get update and apt-get upgrade to update the packages on your system.īefore we go on to complete the setup of the rest of our lab with known-vulnerable hosts, let’s run some cursory nmap scans. Kali has completed its setup, I’ve booted the Kali VM, I’ve logged in, and I’m on the desktop. ![]() Otherwise, if you choose the ‘default’ or the path already listed, after completing the installation and a restart, you’ll get a message “Booting from Hard Disk” and the boot sequence will not complete, the VM will essentially hang. Kali installs onto a virtual hard drive on ProxMox (we will not be running a “live” version of Kali.) Start the new VM and scroll down the menu and choose Install – (not GUI install.)ĭuring installation, when grub asks where to have grub installed, choose “select your own location.” Grab the version Kali 64 bitīuild your new VM (Proxmox > Create VM) using the ISO you’ve downloaded.Īccording to other user’s accounts of Kali not working after installation, it’s recommended to change the display type to VMWare compatible: After building the VM, change Hardware > Display > Edit > Choose VMWare compatible: To get started, first download the latest version of Kali Linux (ISO) here. In the process of building a Penetration Test Lab, I wanted to get started with the installation of Kali Linux virtual machine running on ProxMox.
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