If you wanted to run it on your local machine then see what’s available for your operating system. The first question that you may ask is: Do you want to run the VM on your laptop directly or do you want to run it on a different or distant machine. If you spot errors, then please leave a comment and share with all of us. I hope that everything in this matrix is correct. I have compiled a little decision matrix for this. How can we make an educated decision which Virtual machine platform to use ? Actually, the limitations of each one will make that decision quite easy. Also guys – this video does not exclusively apply to Kali but basically to any type of Linux. At any time – use the chapters if you’re only interested in a specific part of the video. Last but not least we should have a look at Wi-fi options – what can we do in order to access the Wi-fi hardware from within a VM – and is it really necessary or useful. I will explain later why I chose those three. Plus – I would like to compare different Virtualization solutions, namely Virtualbox, Hyper-V and of course Proxmox. First the networking options, because that’s what you will need if you want to run tools like wireshark or arpspoof. I rather want to shed some light on two or three aspects if or when you run Kali in a VM. If you don’t then please check out this very popular video of fellow YouTuber NetworkChuck. I am sure most of you know how to do that. Today I do not want to show you guys how to install Kali in a virtual machine, a VM. Welcome to part 2 of this Kali Linux series. There are various networks that you can use and they have different names on different platforms - here’s a short list and how to create them: The following decision matrix can help you chose the right one In the video I am comparing the following platforms: Watch the video on YouTube Which platform to use We will also have a short look at options how we can map hardware (USB, PCI…) to a virtual machine with the three solutions. I have also compiled a little decision matrix that might help you chose the right solution. We will have a look at network options with Virtualbox, Hyper-V and Proxmox. With the virtual network adapters you don’t have direct access to the network hardware. Installing Kali inside a VM is easy - where things become interesting is when we want to chose the right solution and the right network setup for tools such as wireshark or arpspoof.
Things to consider when running Kali Linux in a VM Things to consider when running Kali Linux in a VM.
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