First I save the output in nessus native format "nbe". Then I use "nessus -i report.nbe -o report.txt" to convert from native to text format.
Bryan On Sun, 16 Feb 2003, Robert Timko wrote: > > You can choose txt, xml, etc. etc. then parse and query off of that, but > I do not believe there is a built in way to output to a text file as > such. > > Most people are taking and working with the XML file and working off > that, or importing the XML to a sql database then querying > > Robert Timko, CISSP > Trellis Network Services > www.trellisnet.com > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > On Behalf Of Pari Sahai > Sent: Sunday, February 16, 2003 5:27 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Question about the output > > > Hi: > > I have a question about the output of results after the scan is > completed. I'm currently saving the results as an HTML file so I can > view them from the web. Is there a way to get these results in a text > file such that: 1. If I've run scan on multiple hosts, I'd like to see > all critical alerts together. 2. And then I'd like to see the less > severe ones... together (for all the hosts) 3. And to somehow see > similar alerts from more than one host bundled into a section? > > Can this be done? If not, how are most people doing this? I'm asking so > I can compile the results from Nessus into a report (word format) and > inform appropriate people of how many critical etc. alerts were seen. > For eg. 10 critical alerts found.... IP address 1 - critical alert 1 IP > address 2 - critical alert 2, 3, 4 IP address 5 - critical alert 5 > > etc. > > thanks, > Pari Sahai > >
