[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > How can I feed this manual port scan information into nessus to > accomplish this? I assume that there is a config file that can be > edited to accomplish this.
As you were already said, Nessus 1.1.x can read nmap output. The quickest way to "scan" your network is to run netstat on all your machines and convert the output with netstat2nmap.pl, then upload the result through the GUI. You can find netstat2nmap.pl in the nessus-tools/contrib directory e.g. http://cvs.nessus.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/~checkout~/nessus-tools/contrib/netstat2nmap.pl?content-type=text/plain You'll have to play with the options. On Linux, "netstat -n --inet" is right, on windows, "netstat -a -n" etc. Each netstat output file must have the same name as the "scanned" machine. Have a look at the comments in netstat2nmap.pl
