Select the option Yes, and click Continue. Step 8: On the next screen, you will be asked to confirm whether you want to write changes to the disk. Step 7: Now, provide the total disk size for the partition and click continue to proceed. We are selecting “All files in one partition”, and hence the operating system is created by default partition scheme, with / and /boot partition only. We have chosen Guided partition with LVM for this process.įurther, in the Partition Disks configuration, you also have the option to divide the partition into several partition schemes, such as separate size for /home /tmp and /var partitions. Most modern Linux distributions are LVM-aware. Note: In Linux, Logical Volume Manager is a device-mapper target that provides logical volume management for the Linux kernel. In Guided partition, you can use the entire disk or entire disk with Logical Volume Manager (LVM) or entire disk with Encrypted LVM. You can manually partition the disk or you can use the different standard disk partitioning schemes listed as Guided. Step 6: On the next steps, you will be asked to configure the Disk Partition. Enter a new username and password to login to the VM and click on continue. Step 5: Now, set up users and passwords for the VM. Step 4: After configuring the network details, you need to enter the hostname and domain name for the machine. Step 3: Enter VM IP Address, Netmask and Default Gateway details of your network environment and click continue option to proceed. You also have the option to configure the network manually. By default, machines will be configured with DHCP IPs. In the next screen, you will see network configuration options.
Step 2: On the next screens – Select Language, Select Location, Select Keyboard and click the continue option to proceed. Step 1: Choose Graphical Install and click Enter We are installing Kali Linux with Graphical mode. Finally, click the Finish button on the Summary page to create the VMĪfter creating a new VM, power ON and connect to the console, the installation menu will appear as below:.Then, choose Media as an Image file and provide the path for the ISO file Installation options – Select Install an operating system from a bootable CD/DVD-ROM.Connect Virtual Hard Disk – Create a new virtual hard disk, provide the location and size of the disk attached to the VM.Configure Networking – Select Existing Virtual switch.Assign Memory – Allocate memory for the VM – 1024 MB is used.Specify Generation – Generation 2 is used.Specify Name and location - Provide a name for the VM and location for the VM on the server.Open Hyper-V Manager on the Windows 2019 server, right-click Server → New → Virtual Machine
Network connectivity on the Hyper-V ServerĬreate a new VM on the Hyper-V Server for Kali Linux Installation.Enough storage and RAM (Used 1 GB RAM and 140 GB of Disk for Kali Linux).
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