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there is some confusion in VA SI calculation plz help??
I have 137 host in my network , i scanned 123 host . two host have five Vulnerabilities.what is correct formula to calculate VA SI..
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Thank you George and Josh for your reply and help,
I edit the files before launch Nessusd and NessusClient and have the same rules in nessusd.rules and user rules files.
I have resolved my problem, it was a problem with IP@ rules. Now it's work great.
In fact I have used before Nessus 2.2.5 (OS Debian) with the following rules on nessusd.rules and user rules files :
default accept
It's seem it doesn't work with my Nessus 3.0.1 installation (by the way the installation is performed on OpenSuse 10 not Debian like I wrote in the previous post).
Using Nessus 3, I have to write this rules (nessusd.rules and user rules files) to have the authorization to launch the scan :
deny 100.100.100.111 (example)
default accept
or :
accept 100.100.100.101(example)
default deny
The rules “default accept†alone in rules files doesn’t work on Nessus 3.0.1.
Thanks again to all.
David-L
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Hi,
I Use version 2.2.6 (for linux),
Thanks,
Juan
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Greetings all,
Can anybody tell me which Port scanner I can use with Nessus? Is it possible to connect Nessus to other external Port scanner than Nmap?
M. Zelder
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Greetings all,
Can anybody tell me which Port scanner I can use with Nessus? Is it possible to connect Nessus to other external Port scanner than Nmap?
M. Zelder
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Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2006 07:10:35 -0500
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On Thu, Feb 23, 2006 at 11:02:00PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can anybody tell me which Port scanner I can use with Nessus?
Go to <http://www.nessus.org/plugins/index.php?view=search> and search
on the "scanner" plugin family.
> Is it
> possible to connect Nessus to other external Port scanner than Nmap?
Given the way plugins work, you should be able to write a plugin to hook
in whatever scanner you want as long as it has a commandline interface
and runs on the same platform as Nessus. Performance, though, might be
an issue; eg, look at the thread starting here:
http://mail.nessus.org/pipermail/nessus/2006-January/msg00037.html
Alternatively, the nmap.nasl plugin (#14259) accepts results in nmap's
grepable output format (-oG). So in theory you can use Nessus with
whatever port scanner you want, you just need to filter the output a bit.
George
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Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2006 07:17:49 -0500
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On Thu, Feb 23, 2006 at 02:30:34PM +0100, Brandy wrote:
> Both when I try to call nessus-fetch --register <myserial>
> or nessus-fetch --check
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> it leads to the error code "An unexpected error occured (code=2002)".
See < http://mail.nessus.org/pipermail/nessus/2006-January/msg00188.html>.
George
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Thank Chad, I kind of figured that was the answer.
Take Care and Have Fun --John
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You can view a report in xml format, save it, and then import that into a database i.e. MS Access. From that point, you may want to build some queries to search through the data. So to answer your question, it is possible to have NeWT write it's vulnerability reports to a database; just in an indirect way.
-Chad
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Is it possible to have NeWT write it's vulnerability reports to a database?
Take Care and Have Fun --John
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