Sensor Installation

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Hello. Welcome to the next video.

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And this video will be installing R O s asylum sensor.

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This process is mostly the same as installing server, but I'll walk you through it just in case

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we're gonna hit New

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follower named Convention.

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If you remember, this is a

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Debian base

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and Marie size. This could be quite a bit less in the server, but I still recommend four gigs of Ram.

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Create a virtual hard disk. Beady eye.

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Remember to make sure we click fix eyes

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and again referring back toward documentation,

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we could see that we want the sensor on a different Dr than our server.

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I'm going to give this

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15 Giggs,

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remember, depending on how much space you give, it could take some time.

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Usually anything below 20 gigs will get done pretty quickly.

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Okay, Now we have our sensor to work with.

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To start,

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we're still gonna have to give our server, at least, uh, of course,

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if you have Maura, what? Recommend giving your sensor more than two cores, especially in a lab environment versus a Maybe a small businesses, something like that.

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If you have any extra cores past two, I would give it to the server verse of the sensor.

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Let's start.

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We're gonna slept are

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it was a sigh image.

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Largest differentiating factor is instead of clicking, install a only bought oasis Valium. We're gonna be installing any vault sensor.

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This part should be largely familiar

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for the I. P address. Remember to refer back to the lab diagram.

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Net Max should be the same. Gateway should also be the same.

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Now we enter the room password.

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You're installing this in a

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anything outside of a lab environment. Really? Like a small business or something like that. You're definitely gonna want

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to make this a more complex password as well is different than the essence. I am super. I would recommend installing a password manager and creating randomly generated passwords for that. But since this is a lot of environment, I'm gonna use the same password. Is the server just for simplicity's sake?

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Time's up,

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and now we have our insult.

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I'll fast for this part.

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Okay, Now that we have our sensor installed, we can go ahead and power down the B m for now.

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This next step will apply to both the sensor or the server if you doing and only one set up.

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So what we're gonna do is go into the machine settings,

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got a network

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switch the network to host only.

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We're actually gonna add another adapter,

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and it's gonna be for our

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network intrusion detection.

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We're gonna allow promiscuous mood.

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This allows this network adapter

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to sense all the network traffic coursing through this virtual environment. We have,

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ideally, in a production system, you're gonna have a switch with the SPAN port or something like that,

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and it'll mere the network traffic going through the network. But for a laps it up, you can just hit promiscuous mode and it will do the same thing.

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And now we're done.

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If you wanted to test your systems, you can log in.

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I usually like to verify connectivity between the two. So what you can do is jail break into one of the systems

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and make sure paying works.

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This is just a good double check to make sure we have our bases covered.