Summary
In this chapter, you saw how to fill your lab with the useful components that actually bring sense to the whole story of building a lab network. We installed the common services that you are most likely to meet in the scope of a commercial penetration testing project and the ones you most probably would like to be able to hack.
If you need to practice some specific skills, you can and should extend your lab by installing and configuring additional specific network services or applications according to your requirements.
You can find, for example, a lot of preinstalled VM images at the following websites:
In the next chapter, we will see how to leverage your lab level by installing and configuring ...
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