>> Buys Fusion Pro 8 for OSCP Training >> 31 days pass and Fusion Pro 10 is released >> No free update because purchased more than 30 days before new release >> No more security patches being released, must buy Fusion 10 Pro
Fuck VMware. Having Workstation Pro 14 installed to on my workstation to replace 12, because they refuse to provide security updates to 12, that version was also purchased within the the past year.
Virtualbox isn't allowed at my company, Offensive security only supports VMware. Let's talk alternatives.
if you're running windows try hyper-x i guess. maybe get a gnu/linux box and try qemu-kvm with virt-manager. there's also xen
Jeremiah Young
Qemu and kvm
Aaron Butler
kvm but try not to kill yourself setting it up
James Turner
Just got the Workstation Pro 14 volume license key, so that is solved, looking for a solution for MacOS for the time being. About to move, when I get settled into a new house I'll build a Linux based VM server.
Jason Rogers
Fusion 10 pro keys: FF5D2-0RX46-H88KP-7YP7E-Z7KTD AZ71U-FZX5P-H81ZP-Q4XQX-XVR9A ZY59H-87W0Q-H84EZ-87MXC-X7HC4
Got any recommendations for reading material on KVM outside of the documentation?
Thomas Powell
I used to pirate a lot, but I want to support developers of products I use. Look at the gaming industry, because of Gamestop reselling games, developers aren't getting paid for their work, some studios have had to shut down because of that, and then what do we get PS4 flooded with shitty indie games and other low quality games. Bands have split up because of piracy, if they can't make a living off of their work, they have no reason to continue, they have bills to pay just as much as anyone else.
I can buy a new license, the point is that VMware's practices are absolute shit and I don't want to financially support them. If there is an alternative to VMware for MacOS, that is what I'm looking for. Virtualbox isn't supported by Offensive Security for OSCP labs.
Hyper-V on MacOS?
Andrew Lopez
Awingu is the Jow Forums choice if you're in a business
Jack Bailey
>Install Gentoo
>Run Kvm
Or convince your company to buy Nutanix, VASTLY cheaper licensing
>I don't want to financially support them Then download fusion 10 pro and use one o the keys I provided, fagit.
Gavin Barnes
VMware is the best. Just pirate, they don't care if you use a pirated copy for personal use, they have stated that off record. (If you feel bad for pirating).
Landon Williams
It's quite simple. In case of any doubt just chech Fedora's and Arch documentation.
Brandon Ortiz
Like many good things, Oracle.
Brayden Reed
>Buying software ISHYGDDT
Jason Brown
And oracle is bad because..? VirtualBox is open source, I see no problem. While VMWare is closed and should be avoided at all costs.
Angel Lewis
jews
Lincoln Cook
>FF5D2-0RX46-H88KP-7YP7E-Z7KTD Lookie there, it works.
I talked with my director, he just uses Virtualbox at home, I can convert the Offensive Security PWK lab VM to an OVF and then import to virtualbox, sweet.
Elijah Clark
For future reference, all VMware products can be Googled for keys. I legit found one for vsphere a long time ago and set up a complete server stack with it lmao. It is not a good idea to do this as an employer or use it for personal profit.
Mason Thompson
>MacOS Found the problem
Zachary Torres
how's Workstation Pro 14 compared to 12? is it worth the trouble?
Wyatt Campbell
how about you just use what the rest of your company uses so your IT dude doesn't have to deal with your snowflake ass all the time?
Anyway, the correct answer is QEMU + KVM on RHEL7.
David Edwards
Literally just compatibility and security updates.
Landon Cox
(unless you're running it on linux - they're using GTK3 now)
Samuel Mitchell
I passed OSCP on virtualbox last year. Are you a dumb nigger trany incel homosexual drumpf edgelord feminist racist?
