The Complete Ethical Hacking Bootcamp: Beginner To Advanced - Changing Our IP and Setting Up Your Wireless Adapter

This tutorial covers configuring network settings on a virtual machine, focusing on changing the IP address to match the local network. It explains how to switch from a NAT to a bridged adapter, ensuring the network interface is correctly selected. The tutorial also demonstrates verifying the network connection by pinging local and external addresses. Finally, it previews the next tutorial on burning a Kali Linux ISO image onto a USB drive.

What is the main goal of changing the IP address in the network settings?

• To disconnect from the local network

• To match the IP address exactly with another device

• To ensure the IP address starts with the same numbers as the local network

• To change the IP address to a random number

What is the default network setting that needs to be changed to a bridged adapter?

• VPN

• NAT (Network Address Translation)

• Dynamic IP

• Static IP

Why might a wireless network card not work with the virtual machine?

• The network interface is not selected

• It is not compatible with the operating system

• It is not plugged in correctly

• The cable is not connected

How can you verify that your machine is on the local network?

• By disconnecting and reconnecting the network cable

• By restarting the machine

• By pinging another device on the local network

• By checking the IP address starts with 10.0.2

What is the next topic to be covered in the following tutorial?

• Setting up a firewall

• Installing a new network card

• Configuring a VPN

• Burning an ISO image onto a USB drive