{{Tab |type=controller |content= {{Tab |title= = For [[Qubes|{{q_project_name}}]] = |addToClass=info-box |active=true |content= '''1.''' Create a new VM. '''2.''' Set {{project_name_gateway_vm}} as your VM's NetVM. <code>Qube Manager</code> → <code>right-click</code> <code>vm-name</code> → <code>NetVM</code> → <code>{{project_name_gateway_vm}}</code> → <code>OK</code> <ref> {{CodeSelect|code= qubes-prefs --set vm-name netvm {{project_name_gateway_vm}} }} </ref> }} <!-- close tab: Qubes|{{q_project_name}} --> {{Tab |title= = [[{{non_q_project_name_short}}|{{non_q_project_name}}]] = |addToClass=info-box |content= '''Download and Use the Default {{project_name_gateway_long}}''' [[Download]] and [[Download#Install|import]] the {{project_name_gateway_long}} using the same procedure as per the {{project_name_long}}-Default / Download-Version. No other {{project_name_gateway_long}} changes are required in this case! '''Set up a {{project_name_customworkstation_long}}''' There are currently two ways to set up a {{project_name_customworkstation_long}}. Either: * '''A)''' Manually create a VirtualBox VM (established, '''old''' method), <u>or</u> * '''B)''' Download and import a {{project_name_customworkstation_long}} ('''stable''' method). <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''A)''' Users who want to manually create a VirtualBox VM using the established and '''old''' method, click on Expand on the right. <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''1. Create a VirtualBox VM''' Follow these steps in order: <code>VirtualBox</code> → <code>Machine</code> → <code>New</code> → <code>Next</code> → <code>Enter Name (for example, {{Code2|myVM}})</code> → <code>Enter Operating System and Version</code> → <code>Next</code> → <code>Define RAM</code> → <code>Next</code> → <code>Create a new HDD (or not)</code> → <code>Next</code> → <code>Disk format doesn't matter (VDI works well)</code> → <code>Next</code> → <code>Set dynamically or fixed size preference</code> → <code>Next</code> → <code>Set HDD size and location preference</code> → <code>Next</code> → <code>Create</code> '''2. Switch VirtualBox VM Settings''' Follow these steps in order: * <code>Choose the newly created VM (for example, {{Code2|myVM}})</code> → <code>Settings</code> → <code>System</code> → <code>Motherboard</code> → <code>Hardware Clock in UTC</code> * <code>System</code> → <code>Motherboard</code> → <code>Pointing Device</code> → <code>PS/2 Mouse (required to disable the USB controller)</code> * <code>System</code> → <code>Processor</code> → <code>Enable PAE/NX (if available)</code> * <code>Network</code> → <code>Adapter 1</code> → <code>Attached to Internal Network (important!)</code> * <code>Network</code> → <code>Adapter 1</code> → <code>Name (of Internal Network) (important!): {{Code|{{project_name_short}}}}</code> <ref>Note: It is '''W'''honix, not whonix. Capital '''W''' case sensitivity matters.</ref> * <code>USB</code> → <code>Uncheck Enable USB controller</code> * → <code>OK</code> ---- </div> </div> <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''B)''' Users who want to download and import a {{project_name_customworkstation_long}} template using the '''stable''' method, click on Expand on the right. <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> This method's advantage is that there is need to manually create a new VM. The process is greatly simplified; the {{project_name_customworkstation_long}} only needs to be downloaded and imported. This approach has several benefits: it is easier, all security settings are set for the VM, and users don't have to remember and apply necessary settings. The latest {{project_name_customworkstation_long}} Version is: <span style="color: green">{{Whonix-Custom-Workstation-Version}}</span> Although the version number for {{project_name_gateway_long}} and {{project_name_long}}-Default / Download-Version might be far higher than the {{project_name_customworkstation_long}} version, this is normal. <ref>A newer {{project_name_customworkstation_long}} only needs to be redistributed if the settings for the VM have changed. For example, these have not changed between Whonix 9 and Whonix 13. Therefore, {{project_name_customworkstation_long}} version {{Whonix-Custom-Workstation-Version}} is recent enough to function, because it comes with an empty virtual hard drive (meaning software cannot be outdated).</ref> '''1. Download the {{project_name_customworkstation_long}}''' Download the following image. {{#widget:Download_Button |text=Download {{project_name_customworkstation_long}} (FREE!) |url=https://download.{{project_clearnet}}/ova/{{Whonix-Custom-Workstation-Version}}/{{project_name_short}}-CUSTOM-{{Whonix-Custom-Workstation-Version}}.ova |os=windows|os=osx|os=linux }} '''2. Download the OpenPGP Signature''' Download the corresponding OpenPGP signature. {{#widget:Download_Button |text=Download {{project_name_customworkstation_long}} OpenPGP signature (FREE!) |url=https://download.{{project_clearnet}}/ova/{{Whonix-Custom-Workstation-Version}}/{{project_name_short}}-CUSTOM-{{Whonix-Custom-Workstation-Version}}.ova.asc |os=windows|os=osx|os=linux }} '''3. Verify the Whonix Image''' Follow these steps to [[Verify the virtual machine images|verify]] the Whonix image. '''4. Import and Rename the Virtual Machine''' After importing the image, rename the virtual machine to something else. <ref>It is not strictly necessary to rename the VM at this point, but this prevents potential naming conflicts if another {{project_name_customworkstation_long}} is imported later on.</ref> <code>VirtualBox</code> → <code>Right-click on VM</code> → <code>Settings</code> → <code>Name (for example: {{Code2|myVM}})</code> If this method was used, please report how well it worked in the Whonix forum. </div> </div> }} <!-- close tab: [[{{non_q_project_name_short}}|{{non_q_project_name}}]] --> }} <!-- close Controller: [[Qubes|{{q_project_name}}]] and [[{{non_q_project_name_short}}|{{non_q_project_name}}]] --> ------ '''Start VM and Install Operating System''' # Start the newly created VM (for example: {{Code2|myVM}}). # Insert the installation DVD. # Updates don't have to installed while installing the OS. Post-install, apply updates after the network has been set up. # The username is: {{Code2|user}}. The computer name is: {{Code2|host}} <noinclude> {{Header}} {{Footer}} {{Expand_or_Collapse_All}} </noinclude>