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## Get your own MISP instance
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The intention of this chapter is to support you in getting your own MISP instance up and running.
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### MISP Virtual Machine
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CIRCL maintains the image of a recent MISP virtual machine online.
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CIRCL maintains the image of a recent MISP virtual machine online. This VM is generated after every commit to the main MISP repository on Github.
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This is a very easy out of the box solution, optimized for product evaluation and to support trainings hold by CIRCL staff.
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The images is updated on a regular base. You should frequently re-visit the online resources to get the latest versions including bug fixes and new features.
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This is a very easy out of the box solution, optimized for product evaluation and to support trainings held by CIRCL staff.
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#### MISP VM Download
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The best place to get the latest version of the MISP virtual machine, as well as all the available training materials is the [MISP training materials page] [1] on the CIRCL website.
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If you do not remember the direct link to the MISP training materials here are the very easy to remember step you have to follow to reach the right place:
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If you do not remember the direct link to the MISP training materials here are the very easy to remember steps you have to follow to reach the right place:
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1. Access the [CIRCL homepage] [2]
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2. Navigate to the [Training area] [3]
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The instructions in this manual covers VirtualBox only. If you prefer another virtualization solution like VMWare you can find some quick instruction on the [MISP training materials page] [1].
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ESXi Servers have been tested too. Should work without problem but some manual changing of the ATA-Bus is needed.
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#### MISP VM Credentials
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The MISP image is pre-configured to be reachable on the private IP address **192.168.56.50** by SSH. The GUI is reachable by **http://192.168.56.50/**.
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The MISP image is pre-configured to be reachable on the private IP address **localhost** by SSH on port 2222. The GUI is reachable by **http://localhost:8080/**.
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You should have two interfaces on your VirtualBox configuration (NAT and host-only). You can also configure access to the MISP instance by doing port forwarding on the NAT interface.
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* **GUI Admin:** admin@admin.test:admin (it's the site admin account with full rights, feel free to create other users)
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* **Shell/SSH:** misp : Password1234
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* **MySQL:** The credentials are generated during the VM generator. The details are located in ~misp/mysql.txt
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#### Networking on the VM
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Virtualbox has a neat feature to forward ports from your Host machine to the Guest VM.
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We forward the following ports:
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* **ssh** Forward from 2222 on Host -> 22 on guest
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* **http** Main WebUI - 8080 on Host -> 80 on guest
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* **https** Not in use - 8443 on Host -> 443 on guest
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* **8001** MISP Dashboard - 8001 on Host -> 8001 on guest
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* **8888** Viper Web UI - 8888 on Host -> 8888 on guest
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* **1666** misp-modules used to poll the misp-modules API - 1666 on Host -> 6666 on guest
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If the port is already used on your host, virtualbox will still boot and all the other ports will work.
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To change the port forwarding select the running VM in the UI and click on `Settings` -> `Network` -> `Advanced` -> `Port forwarding`
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![Overview of Network settings](figures/vbox-settings-forwarding.png)
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Overview of default port forwards
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![Overview of forwarded ports](figures/port-forwards-vbox.png)
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The reason that some entries have `0.0.0.0` and other are left blank is due to a virtualbox bug where traffic would not be sent to the Guest VM.
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:warning: VMWare users will need to connect to whatever IP the VM has on your host. There is NO port forwarding done fo r VMWare.
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#### Potential issues
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During life trainings we see in rare cases that some users could not reach the virtual machine over the virtual network.
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Some investigations discover that this always happens with user whom already had VirtualBox in use before and had already one or more **Host-only Adapter** configured in advance.
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The MISP image is pre-configured to use **Host-only Adapter** with the Name **vboxnet0**.
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![Host-only Adapter vboxnet0](figures/host-only-1.png)
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If this is already occupied by previous VirtualBox projects, try to attach the network adapter to the next available **Host-only** network.
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![Host-only Adapter vboxnet0](figures/host-only-2.png)
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You might have a very old VM installed and the ports are not be forwarded.
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Either configure the port forwards manually or download a new VM.
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[1]: https://www.circl.lu/services/misp-training-materials/ "MISP training materials page"
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[2]: https://www.circl.lu/ "CIRCL homepage"
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[3]: https://www.circl.lu/services/training/ "Training area"
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[4]: https://www.circl.lu/services/training/#misp-malware-information-sharing-platform-threat-sharing "Malware Information Sharing Platform"
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[4]: https://www.circl.lu/services/training/#misp-malware-information-sharing-platform-threat-sharing "Malware Information Sharing Platform"
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