This brings us to a new page that tells us how to connect to our instance. For our purposes we are going to select “Connect” and then “SSH”. We from here are able to see our VM and interact with it. We simply wait for our deployment to be complete, and once it is we select “Go to resource”. Once we are sure that our information is correct we press “Create”, which takes us to a new page.

We check each section and make sure that there are no changes we want to make, but for this guide since there aren’t we go all the way to “Review + create”. We keep the default values for this, and then continue forward. Once clicked here is what we are met with. We select “Create an attach a new disk” as we have no pre-existing disks. From here we can then move onto “Disks”Īs we can see we have no disk attached to Kali currently, so we have to attach one. We have input custom values for “Username” and “Key pair name” to be more familiar. We have changed a couple fields in this area.

From here we scroll down and fill in the rest of our information in the “Basics” section of the VM creation screen. We can then click the drop down “Select” and choose the only option. For “Image” we will want to select “See all images”. For “Resource group” we will want to create a new group if we have no pre-existing group, otherwise we can select whatever group we wish. There are a couple of fields that we will need to do extra things to set properly, these being “Resource group” and “Image”. After which we will face the following screen.įor this screen we have already input all of the necessary information, your screen won’t look like this immediately. We will select “Create” and then select “Azure virtual machine” in the drop down options. After doing so we will be met with the following screen. Only once we see the following screen are we able to proceed with setting up a Kali VM.įrom this page we will want to click on “Virtual machines”. The very first thing to do is create an Azure account. With this return we will discuss how to get Kali on Azure. As of release 2022.3 Kali is back on Azure.

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