When documenting the deployment of the lab virtual machines, what must the Kali Linux virtual console evidence demonstrate that is NOT expected from the initial evidence for Windows Server W1 and Rocky Linux WS1?

### The concept Screenshots document whether the required deployment settings and outcomes are visible. Kali's evidence has a different emphasis: its virtual console must show the IP address and Internet connectivity. For W1 and WS1, the requested evidence is their IP configuration and assigned network adapter, captured using vSphere and the Virtual Console. The lab lists these as separate task requirements, so evidence for one VM does not replace evidence for another. W1 and WS1 are expected to lack network connectivity until the firewall is configured later, so their initial evidence focuses on configuration and adapter assignment rather than successful Internet access. ### What a good answer covers - Kali screenshots show its address and Internet connectivity in the virtual console. - W1 screenshots show its IP configuration and assigned adapter. - WS1 screenshots show its IP configuration and assigned adapter. - W1 and WS1 evidence uses vSphere and the Virtual Console, and does not imply that they should already have connectivity. ### Terms - **IP**: Internet Protocol. The network protocol whose addresses identify devices. - **VM**: Virtual Machine. A software-based computer that runs on virtualized infrastructure. - **vSphere**: VMware's platform for managing virtual machines and virtual infrastructure. - **Virtual Console**: The interface used to view and interact with a VM's screen. ### Remember Kali evidence proves address plus Internet access; W1 and WS1 evidence records configuration plus adapter assignment.