Lab Network Virtualization with OpenVAS
Lab Network Virtualization with OpenVAS
3 subnets, and one router that "holds" them.
Subnet A > arbitrary servers
Subnet B > arbitrary servers
Subnet C > VA scanner that scans subnet A, B
I'm thinking of using Vbox to do it, but I don't have much knowledge about how I should do it.
I'm also thinking to use GNS3 to simulate Subnet A, B, and then have Vbox to spin up OpenVAS, hopefully Vbox can speak to GNS3 (does it work?)
Or is there a simpler way of simulating this? My goal is to virtualize 3 subnets, one of which could conduct VA scans on the other 2 subnets.
Any feedback is greatly appreciated, and if you could be more detailed on how this can be achieved would be really really really great
Thanks in advance!
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Re: Lab Network Virtualization with OpenVAS
It is simple enough to create virtual networks and also easy enough to run a virtual router to connect them. You simply install the router appliance of your choice in a vm with one virtual NIC per subnet. I have emulated more complex networks than that in VirtualBox.
I have never used GNS3 so I have no idea if that would be simpler.
I have never used GNS3 so I have no idea if that would be simpler.
Bill