Ethical Hacking Pod (EH) - Quick Reference Page


This quick reference page provides a summary of the specifications of the Ethical Hacking (EH) pod.

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EH Pod

MSEC

You may request virtual machine templates for the Ethical Hacking pod from CSSIA.

 

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EH

Virtual Machines

A description of the virtual machines in the Ethical Hacking Pod is provided in the table below.

Virtual Machine Role
EH_Master_VM_1 Windows 2003 SQL
EH_Master_VM_2 Windows 2008 Server
EH_Master_VM_3 Backtrack 5 (Internal)
EH_Master_VM_4 Microsoft Windows XP Pro
EH_Master_VM_5 Windows 2003 Firewall
EH_Master_VM_6 Linux Sniffer
EH_Master_VM_7 Backtrack 5 (External)
EH_Master_VM_8 Windows 7
 

Virtual Machine Templates

The Center for Systems Security and Information Assurance (CSSIA) provides virtual machine templates to install on the pod.

To request access to the preconfigured virtual machine templates from CSSIA:

  1. Go to the CSSIA Resources page: https://www.cssia.org/cssiaresources/
  2. Select CSSIA VM Image Sharing Agreement.
  3. Complete and submit your access request by following the instructions on the request form.
  4. CSSIA will provide, via email, password-protected download links. Access to the download links is provided only to customers who are current with their NETLAB+ support contract and are participants in the appropriate partner programs (i.e., Cisco Networking Academy, VMware IT Academy, Red Hat Academy, and/or Palo Alto Networks Cybersecurity Academy).
  5. Once all virtual machines have been downloaded, they can be deployed following the steps in the appropriate pod installation guide. Each virtual machine is deployed individually.