Zatko; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Nessus follow up question.
I disagree on one small point: If you try out VPC5 you will see dramatic
improvements; even more enhanced if you are using a G4 processor (the VPC5
takes advantage of the Altivec engine).
My .02,
Bill
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From: Bejon Parsinia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 3:11 PM
To: William Holmberg; 'Eric Zatko'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Nessus follow up question.
Bill,
The only problem
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Hi there,
I use nessus on my Compaq armada m-700 Laptop. The machine dual boots
linux 7.1 and win2k pro without lilo or dual boot software.
The reaason for that is my need for a portable box while performing
security audits/pen tests at client's
On Fri, Mar 22, 2002 at 09:53:13AM -0800, Bejon Parsinia wrote:
I do dedicate a great deal of memory to the guest OS and still run into
problems with performance. I'm not doing anything crazy like streaming
video or running any kind of multimedia. But, I have just found dual boot
to work
On Wed, Mar 20, 2002 at 09:48:56AM -0800, Bejon Parsinia wrote:
Here is what I would suggest. Definitely go with dual boot over a virtual
OS installation. Why? I've used VMWare and I've used Virtual PC, neither
of them allow any kind of real performance. Case in point, I have a P4 1.6
GHz
, March 20, 2002 11:49 AM
To: 'Eric Zatko'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Nessus follow up question.
Eric,
Here is what I would suggest. Definitely go with dual boot over a virtual
OS installation. Why? I've used VMWare and I've used Virtual PC, neither
of them allow any kind of real
Eric,
Here is what I would suggest. Definitely go with dual boot over a virtual
OS installation. Why? I've used VMWare and I've used Virtual PC, neither
of them allow any kind of real performance. Case in point, I have a P4 1.6
GHz PC with 512 MB of RAM, the guest OS always ran poorly. No
It should work find with vmware, however nessus scans can take a long while
on bigger networks, you might want to use something besides a laptop =P, the
standard packages in linux distribs are sufficient for dual booting with
windows, also nessus could run on an old machine you've junked by
Hello Eric,
If you install Windows 2000 on a laptop with it's own partition then
SuSE 7.2 afterwards you will have no problems at all. How do I know
this???. It is exactly what I did and all is well. If you check the
Linux sites or magazines you will find alot of votes for SuSE as the
best
Hi Eric
Just my 0.02..
I tried using Nessus on my laptop, within vmware (version 3 fow Win 2000, demo 30
days).
I had no problem with it. Unless with a wireless card, that vmware can't support. In
demo version.
It has worked like a charm with a Free BSD minimal version, and with some other
On Tuesday 19 March 2002 22:50, Eric Zatko wrote:
Secondly, I will need to put Unix/Linux on a machine to use Nessus so
I'm looking for advice. First, are there advantages to putting it on my
laptop? If so, any recommendations for dual-boot software? Next, has
You should put it on your
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