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To make deploying and managing your NodeZero^® host and data quicker and easier, Horizon3.ai offers these utilities to help.

Host Setup and Management¶

To deploy NodeZero, a corresponding host is also needed. These tools and utilities help with setting that up.

Quickly deploy a compatible host using the OVA with VMWare™ vSphere or VirtualBox™.
Use the VHD to deploy in Windows Hyper-V™ environments.
Setup and manage hosts with the host utility.

Upgrade existing Ubuntu installations to be compatible NodeZero Host.
Verify that your host is set up and configured to work with NodeZero, prior to running a pentest.

Using the OVA

Recommended

Get a jump start on host deployment by using the preconfigured OVA.

Make Ubuntu Compatible

Update an existing Ubuntu image to enable support for NodeZero.

Host Utility

Utility to help with setup and management of a NodeZero host.

Check Host Compatibility

Run this to confirm that requirements are met for a NodeZero host.

NodeZero generates lots of data, which can be overwhelming and difficult to sort through. Here are sone filtering options.

Locally-Hosted NodeZero MCP Server: Allows the user to filter their results quickly, to get only the essential information they need.
Splunk App: Funnels all the data generated by a NodeZero pentest into Splunk. Put your Splunk-foo skills to work!

Locally-Hosted MCP Server

Set up and configure a locally-hosted NodeZero MCP server to use with AI.

Splunk Integration

Slurp NodeZero pentest results into a Splunk environment.

(Another option is the Horizon3.ai-hosted MCP Server, which doesn't require a download.)

Horizon3 highly recommends verifying all downloads from Horizon3.ai, to ensure that you are getting the authentic files.
The h3-cli command-line interface is available to run custom jobs and configurations, from wherever it is installed.

Verify Downloads

How to verify all downloads from Horizon3.ai. Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks are real.

CLI

The command-line interface to interact with NodeZero.