Task 3 - Start Kali RDP

Prereqs

Internet Access
Web Browser
- Any modern browser will work. Some people have had issues with Safari. If that happens, please try Firefox or Chrome. Your student environment includes a client and server with all required software.

For this lab, we will only need to interact with the Kali linux device. We will use guacamole to create an RDP session in your browser.

In your browser window, type in the url below, substituting your Kali server IP.
Warning
Kali Linux takes about 20 minutes to fully deploy, so you may get a connection refused error. Please be patient and the login prompt will eventually appear. Even after Kali is reachable via HTTPS, some of the initial packages may still be downloading.
```
https://<kali-IP>:8443
```
Accept all warnings and proceed to the site.
You will be prompted to login to Apache Guacamole.
- Enter guacadmin for Username and enter S3cur3P4ssw0rd123!
- Click Login

The Guacamole home page will have a list of connections. Click on the connection labled Lab Desktop

Note the icons at the top left of the home screen. We will be using these during the lab.

There are portions of this lab that will require large amounts of text to be entered on the Kali desktop. To accomplish this:

You will need to open (and close) the Guacamole menu by typing ctrl+alt+shift for Windows or ctrl+command+shift for MAC.
Paste your text into the window, and select Text input as the Input method.

Right click on the desktop where you want to past and click “paste” or “paste from clipboard” depending on which option is available.

Click on the Applications icon at the top right of the Kali home screen. Search for “wireshark” and open the application.
- You will be asked to Authenticate.
- You will input the labuser password S3cur3P4ssw0rd123! and click Authenticate