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Installing RangeControl

Git Repository​

This is pretty straight forward as it is a public git repo. On your management system,

mkdir ~/Documents/Github
cd ~/Documents/Github
git clone https://github.com/gmcyber/RangeControl

vscode profile configuration​

  • Find the directory for modules. Example

    /home/rangeuser/Documents/Github/RangeControl/src/Modules

  • open up $profile using pwsh from vscode

    code $profile

    $env:PSModulePath = $env:PSModulePath + ":/home/rangeuser/Documents/Github/RangeControl/src/Modules"

  • close and restart vscode so that the module path is updated

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Adding vCenter Roles​

We want to only give users exactly the permissions they need to interact with their virtual machines. There are 3 current roles

  • range-student

    A good deal of control over their assigned individual VMs with limitations on increasing resources

  • range-instructor

    Slightly more control over the VMs in their class

  • eth-hack

    Only gives the user the ability to revert to target ready and start the VM.

  • These roles can be found here

  • The following note shows how to export (if needed) and import roles

  • when you are done, you should have added the range-student and range-instructor roles. The eth-hack role is not necessary for default range-control functionality and may be covered later.

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