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This is the virtual machines architecture diagram.

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It'll help you understand the network structure of the virtual machines that are installed in the laboratory

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environment of this course.

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So let's have a look at the whole picture.

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Host Is your computer on the network that you access the Internet via Wi-Fi access point or a wired

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connection?

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You will install one of the virtualization platforms such as VMware or Oracle VirtualBox on your host

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machine.

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So there are five vulnerable machines that will be used as victims throughout this course.

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Kali, Linux, Windows XP, Windows 8 and Owasp.

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Broken Web applications.

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Then here we set the network mode to Nat Network and that connects all the vulnerable machines in the

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same network.

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Now, you may notice here there are similar Nat modes in VirtualBox network settings.

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Nat mode and Nat network mode.

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So if you're going to use Oracle VirtualBox, be sure to select Nat network mode and then set the same

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network for each machine.

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That way the virtual machines will be on the same network and they can be accessed from one to the other.

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Now, if you're going to use VMware, simply select nat mode.