It has the following fields:

• Name: Add a name for the scenario, special cases in the scenario name are allowed and no space is allowed between the scenario name.
• Description: Add a line about the NetHavoc scenario describing the type of experiments performed.
• Theory: Add the desired outcomes of the scenario.
• Scenario Settings: This comes with two scenario types:
  • Single Havoc Type: The user can add 1 havoc in the scenario.
  • Multiple Havoc Type: The user can add more than 1 havoc in the scenario.
• Scenario Delay: Delay is the time gap between the execution of two havocs. Delay will not be applicable to the first havoc of the scenario. It will be applicable from the second havoc of the scenario onwards.
• NetHavoc supports two modes of delay(s).
  1. Delay with respect to the start of the previous havoc.

For example, if havoc starts at 10:00 for a duration of 5m and the delay value is 2m, then the next havoc will be triggered at 10:02.

• 2. Delay with respect to the end of the previous havoc.

For example, if havoc starts at 10:00 for a duration of 5m and the delay value is 2m, then the next havoc will be triggered at 10:07.

• Only Me: If this option is selected, then only the user who created the scenario can view, edit, archive, and run the scenario.

If this option is not selected, then permissions will be handled through ACL.