On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 02:03:57 -0600
Andrew Gaffney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I am trying to setup nessus to scan my server for vulnerabilities. I have done
> 'emerge nessus' on the server that I would like to scan (only Linux box on the
> LAN) and also on my Gentoo box. My Gentoo box is connected to my server via a
> dial-up connection. When I run nessus on my box, I put in the server's IP and
> the username and password I setup on the server. When I hit the Login button,
> it just sits there and does nothing. The first time I did this it asked me to
> verify the certificate for the server. Every other time, it just sits there,
> but it never connects. Anyone have any ideas?

How long did you wait ? nessus _can_ take a lot of time the first time you start
a new version, because it enumerates and downloads new plugins. If you're sure
you have waited long enough, check the syslog files. That's where nessusd puts
his log messages...

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Dennis Freise <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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