On Thu, Aug 28, 2003 at 12:23:28AM +0530, Samir Kelekar wrote: > My question is: if one just forgets the overriding of plugins but instead > runs a number of nessusd > deamons each with a separate plugin directory > (if one has a number of machines to test, and each with a different list of > plugins), would > there be any negative fall-outs? I can see a definite gain in speed in the > above.
Is the performance gain that significant? Such an approach seems like a nightmare -- not only to use but also to maintain. > Another related > question: is there a way to test two different IP addresses each with a > different set of plugins > except via either 1) running nessus clients twice, or > 2) via giving a HUP signal to nessusd and changing the list of plugins? No. George -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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