Run course of Cisco IPS on VMWare[2]
Friday, October 26th, 2007 | IPS
Run course of Cisco IPS on VMWare[2]http://www.ciscosim.net/thread-117-1-1.html
step15:
Select “Floppy1″ , “USB Controller” and “Sound Adapter” tag in turn, and delete in turn(click Remove)
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step16:
Click Add, add device:Hard Disk
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Click Next:
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Click Next:
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Click Next:
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Click Next:
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(b) click Finish, and finish adding Hard Disk
click Add(add)n add two devices:Ethernet Adapter
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Click Next:
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Click Finish, and finish adding a NIC.
(Note:NIC connecting mode is not fixed, here I choose Bridge)
Repeate(b)step and add another NIC
(c)select CD?ROM tag,click USE ISO image in the right, choose the directory with IPS image files. Click confirm, and finish setting.
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step17: modify Vmware configuration files
Locate to ~/vmware/<vm_name>, edite .vmx file.
Add the following into it?
bios440.filename = “<Vmware_bios”directory”>/CISCO_IDS4215_440.BIOS.ROM”
ethernet0.virtualDev = “e1000″
ethernet1.virtualDev = “e1000″
ethernet2.virtualDev = “e1000″
Save it after editing.
step18:run Vmware, power on configured virtual host(with correct configuration, you’ll see the following display)
Input K
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Then system would complete installation automatically, and the virtual host will restart. After the second restart you’ll see the following (as the fig shows):
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step19:
choose “Cisco IPS”, press e and enter into editing mode.
Then choose “kernel”(as the fig shows)?
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Press e again and edit (as the fig shows)?
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Then move cursor, locate to init=loadrc?modify it as init=1(as the fig shows)?
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Press any key to return, then press b to restart. Then you’ll see the following display:
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The third section is about using vi to edit configuration files.
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