Re: Lab setup for security learning

[Johnny Wong <johnnywkm () gmail com>]

Hi,

Vmware or MS Virtual PC.

Try www.cyberarmy.net

Rgds,
JW

At 07:04 PM 12/01/2007, Ankur Jindal wrote:
> Hello all
> Me and a couple of friends wish to set up a lab of our own for
> learning network security. I'd like some suggestions about the setup
> of the lab with respect to
>
> a) The number of machines (We only have 3)
> b) Networking components (we have a 4 port switch and a 4-port hub)
> c) OS/Softwares (Win XP, Fedora Core 2, Backtrack (for all testing),
> windows disassemblers etc.)
> d) Setup architecture (both physical and software)
>
> Any suggestions for above are welcome. I'd appreciate it if you can
> provide any links/docs/tutorials etc.
>
> Thanks
> Ankur
>
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