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Connecting Windows hosts to Velociraptor
From the course: Complete Guide to Open Source Security
Connecting Windows hosts to Velociraptor
- [Instructor] Installing Velociraptor on Windows is very simple, involving just copying over the client configuration file and downloading and installing Velociraptor. from the Velocidex page shown here. I've downloaded the MSI file from the Velocidex website so we can double click to install it. The installation is very quick. And we'll find Velociraptor under Program Files, Velociraptor. This configuration file is a placeholder, and I've copied our over from the server as we did before. And if I go to Users, Administrator. So we take our client.config.yaml file, which we can copy from our Administrators folder. And replace the client.config.yaml in Program Files. Okay, we can now open a command shell and set up Velociraptor as a service. CD/program files/velociraptor. And run velociraptor--config client.yaml service install. And if we check our services files and we see Velociraptor's installed and running. Let's restart the service to activate our new configuration. And it takes a…
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Installing the IRIS incident management system2m 8s
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Connecting Linux hosts to Velociraptor5m
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