Issue (2) is different. If you want Wireless in your Kali machine from a USB Wireless card, make sure the USB Wireless card is not used for Host Wireless, but is plugged in.
Go to the Kali Machine. Go to the the VMware menu, VM, Removable Devices and select the USB card.
Now see if there are Wireless Drivers in Kali for the USB card and install them.
So the NAT connection in Kali is Ethernet (uses the Host internet connection) and the USB Wireless in Kali is an additional connection.
Once working, switch from Ethernet to Wireless in Kali.
This Tip shows you How to Solve Kali VMware Virtual Machine No Internet Connection.
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Kali on VMware 12 — No Internet Connection [Yes, I’ve edited all /etc/network/interfaces files as per usual and tried bridged connections]
I’ve read every Reddit thread on the subject along with several other forums. I’ve also watched several Youtube videos.
Everyone says «edit interfaces file» or «edit this .conf file» or «change connection from NAT to bridged (I used a bridged connection for a short while, but then that shut down too.)»
Well, I’ve tried all of that with no success. My router was letting me use Kali last night, but then I tried a script I got out of a book. The whole point of the script was to change my Metasploitable ip address and hide it in the subnet. I took the script from an introduction to exploits with Kali.
I know it’s not malicious (one: because I reviewed the small script and two: because the book is highly reputable). I ensured my script was setup to change my ip address to a random ip under my subnet. But still, once I ran the exploit both Kali and my other OS — metasploitable have ceased functioning over the internet.
The script ran only on my local Metaspoitable OS which is extra weird. So, since then, I’ve been hitting my Kali with every network configuration possible. I don’t want to reinstall because I’m a stupid twat and I also appreciate finding solutions so I can fix these problems if they ever occur again.
The script was something like this:
#!/bin/bash echo «setting up machine» ifconfig eth0 down ifconfig eth0 192.168.18.$((($RANDOM %254) + 1)) up /etc/init.d/ssh start /etc/init.d/apache2 start etc/init.d/atftpd start echo «Machine setup»
As you can see, all it does it open up some services to make the machine vulnerable and it sets the IP address to somethign random between 1 and 255. So, why did this script mess up VMware so it can’t connect my machines over NAT anymore? And then bridge failed? Did something else happen? Furthermore, what could make my OS’s incapable of resetting their networks. I’ve reset all network services and rebooted several times.
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