Editing Setting Up WRCCDC Clones In ProxMox (section)

== Testing ==
Once you have the clones created, you are now going to test if they are working. To do that, you will need to have each machine ping each other. 

But first you will need to start the machines. Make sure you start with the first machine of the set. Which would be pfsense-fw2-01

[[File:Tester1.png|450px]]


Once you start it should see a green arrow next to the VM IDon the server view 

[[File:Tester2.png|450px]]


Once you start the machine, You are going to click Console and you should see a list of text. That is the system booting up.

[[File:Tester3.png|450px]]


Once you see Enter an option: , type 8 and then ping 8.8.8.8 . You should be able to ping and receive packets. 

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Now we move on to the next machine pfsense-fw1. Repeat the same process as before. Turn on the machine and go to the console. The start button is always going to be in the same location. You should see a list of text when you click console and wait until you see “Enter an option:”. 

To make the testing process quick, you can start up the rest of the machines in the set. From windows-7 to ubuntu. You are going to have to wait a bit for those machines to boot up as well.

Once you have booted all of the other systems up, each machine will ask for a log in.

This is the login information for the machines.

[[File:Tester5.png|450px]]


A key thing to remember 
- If the username isn't specified, then the username is “user. 
- If the password isn't specified, the password is “password”
- Kali-linux machine login should be kali 
- Type ipconfig /all on command prompts to pull up information about the machine’s IP address. For linux machines type ifconfig in the terminal

When you have logged into the machines, You are going to pull up the command prompt or terminal depending on the machine. 

To pull of the terminal on the ubuntu machine and kali linux machine, you press control + alt + T
To get the command prompt for the windows machine, you can simply click the windows icon on the bottom left and search “cmd”. 

For the windows-server-2016, when it boots up, you are going to need to do something in order to get to the log in.

Click on the arrow that is located on the left side of the screen of the machine and you press the A symbol. Once you do that you will click on the image that shows 3 boxes and that is located in the bottom of the little window that pops up when you click the A symbol. 

[[File:Tester6.png|120px]] [[File:Tester7.png|120px]]



When you do all of that, it should take you to the login of that machine and the login information for that is in the previous picture with the account information. 



Now you are going to test the windows-7 machine by pinging the firewall which is 172.30.35.35 you should get a reply

Next test is pinging the kali-linux machine from the windows-7 machine by pinging 172.30.35.3
If you get a reply, then that's good.

Last test is to ping 8.8.8.8

Move on to the next machine when you are done pinging



The next machine will be the kali-linux machine and you will see if it can reach the windows-7 machine by pinging 172.30.35.5

After that, ping the default gateway. Which is 172.30.35.35

Last thing will be to ping 8.8.8.8

Assuming you got replies on all pings, you can move on to the next machine



Next machine is the windows-server-2016. Ping the default gateway 10.0.13.1 

Next ping the windows-10 machine - 10.0.13.4

Next ping is the linux machine - 10.0.13.5

Last ping is 8.8.8.8



Next machine will be the windows-10. First ping will be 10.0.13.1

Next ping is 10.0.13.2

Ping linux machine - 10.0.13.5

Last ping is the same ping - 8.8.8.8



Finally, the last machine to test is the ubuntu-16. First ping is 10.0.13.1

Ping the server - 10.0.13.2

Ping the windows-10 machine - 10.0.13.4

Last ping is 8.8.8.8



Once you are done with testing the ubuntu you can exit all the terminals and command prompts. 
You are finally done testing all the machines. If they all can ping each other then the test was a success.