Question $2(5$ points$)$

Run the "getuid" command $($meterpreter $>$getuid$)$ to identify the user that the

Meterpreter server is running as on the victim machine.

Server username: mbaldwin

Server username: Admin

Server username: NT AUTHORITY$\backslash$SYSTEM

Server username: Administrator

Server username: root

Question $3(5$ points$)$

Run the "shell" command $($meterpreter $>$ shell$)$ to obtain a standard Windows shell on

the victim machine. Run the "systeminfo" command and identify what OS and

version is running on the exploited machine $(C\frac{\text{:}}{\frac{?}{?}}$WINDOW$\frac{S}{\frac{?}{?}}$ system$32>$ systeminfo$).$

When complete, type exit $($C:$\backslash$WINDOWS C system$32>$ exit$)$ to return to the

meterpreter shell $($meterpreter $>).($Note: You may need to run the shell command

more than once to get it to work$)$

MS Windows Server $2012$ R$2$

MS Windows $8\mathrm{.}1$ Ultimate

MS Windows Server $10$ R$1$c$3$

MS Windows Server $2003$ R$2$c$3$

Question $4(5$ points$)$

$-,*$

Run the "sysinfo" command $($meterpreter $>$ sysinfo$)$ within the meterpreter shell.

Note the differences between the Windows Shell and Meterpreter Shell information

and identify the victim machine architecture.

ARM

$x86$

x$64$

$32$