And obviously, I'm going to take it to the NAT Network and 'Allow All' to the promiscuous mode as we have done before don't forget to do that please. So, what I'm going to do, I'm going to go into the system and if you want you can change the processors, the memory and stuff. Obviously, it creates the virtual machine, but we're going to have to go into the settings and adjust something because we haven't even connected with the iSO yet. For the hard disk file type, I'm going to go with the VDI, and dynamically allocate it. And again, if you delete it later on, it will be free, don't worry about it. This will be used by the Kali Linux, this will be deducted from your own hard drive. For the file size, I'm going to allocate 40 GB. If you want, you can't always change that. I don't think you can change or you should change that. So, this virtual hard disk will be saved to this file location. And I'm going to come over here to the hard disk part, and in the hard disk part, I'm going to say, as you can see there are a couple of options, I'm going to say 'Create a virtual hard disk'. So, I'm going to allocate 1 GB of RAM, and as you know, we can change this afterwards. However, type will be Linux, and version will be Debian 64-bit as the previous one as usual. So, I'm going to add iSO so that I can keep track what's going on inside of my VirtualBox. Now, I'm going to go to 'New' and I'm going to name this virtual machine Kali Linux.

And then, you can just go ahead and install the iSO file to have a working copy of Kali Linux.Īgain, if your Kali Linux is already working, then you shouldn't do that.

It will just completely remove the virtual machine that you have created and you can even empty the trash. So, if you want to, you can remove the OVA, deleting all the files. So, as I said before, sometimes OVA is great, most of the times it's great, but sometimes it does not work. So, if you have the Kali Linux working, then you should skip this lecture because this is only for people experiencing problem in the OVA file. Within this lecture, we're going to see how to install Kali Linux to the VirtualBox using the iSO file that we have downloaded in the previous one.

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