Micah Babinski
Dec 29, 2022

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Hey thanks for asking! I used the fantastic "Detection Lab" project. You can read more on the website and see the various deployment options here: https://detectionlab.network/deployment/. I used the VirtualBox vagrant provider. You may encounter some issues when provisioning that can interrupt the vagrant setup process. For me, the Velociraptor service failed to install correctly, so I had to go into the VM and do that manually. Unfortunately this failure interrupted the vagrant provisioning, so I had to then run the remaining provisioning steps contained in the .vagrantfile from the VM. I opened the vagrant file in a text editor, found the provisioning steps for the VM that had an issue, and then ran the PowerShell provisioning scripts from that guest VM. I find home lab setups always have some hurdles but I chalk it up to a learning experience. Good luck and hope this helps!

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Micah Babinski
Micah Babinski

Written by Micah Babinski

Cybersecurity pro, featuring bagpiping and GIS chops. Lives with wife Quinn and son Malcolm. Loves mountains, Indian food, and mountains of Indian food.

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