Hi,
I would like to know how to check if the OpenVAS was successful in using the
configured credentials.
you're probably using a SMB login configured like described here:
http://greenbone.net/learningcenter/auth_scans.html ?
If yes then i think you should get a Log entry in the scan
I seem to have the same issue like the second one described below, running
OpenVAS 7.
From time to time settings like Target and Port Lists remain on the salve
after a scan, and a new scan of the same target via the slave does not
start.
28.05.201515:05:47Openvas-discuss
Am 02.06.2015 um 12:35 schrieb Ajeesh Kannan:
My Openvas was installed on Last month. Now before scanning what are the
necessary updates needed to be done on my OpenVas server
depending how it is installed there are like already cronjobs
i disabled them and fire the scripts below before
Hi
My Openvas was installed on Last month. Now before scanning what are the
necessary updates needed to be done on my OpenVas server.
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With Regards,
Ajeesh B.Kannan
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Hi,
Now before scanning what are the necessary updates needed to be done on my
OpenVas server.
see here for example: http://www.openvas.org/openvas-nvt-feed.html
Upgrading your OpenVAS to the latest maintenance release available here:
http://openvas.org/install-source.html
could be also a
Does anyone else have this issue, or perhaps know what job is running to kill
the OpenVAS Manager? Recently, every night around midnight...the service stops
and in the log...it states it can't bind to address. Anyone know of a job
that would be doing this?
Jonas Turner │ Security Analyst II
On Wednesday, 20. May 2015 16:19:55 Brian Chabot wrote:
I have a master OpenVAS server and multiple slaves.
Is there an easy way to make sure a slave is functioning correctly?
I've created a task and assigned it to one of my slave servers and it
seems to be just sitting there in a
On Friday, 22. May 2015 13:58:26 Storer, Raymond wrote:
Eventually, I figured out that I needed to create a GnuPG key ring. The
openvas-check-setup script does not appear to check for it. Perhaps it
should. I am running openvas-8 on the latest Kali distribution.
are you referring to the key
On Wednesday, 27. May 2015 13:53:48 Jason Bierschwale wrote:
I am attempting to find a reliable and accurate vulnerability scanner. I
found OpenVAS preloaded with Kali Linux, so I created a VM from an ISO. I
am behind a corporate firewall. When I try to run the openvas check setup
script, I
On Friday, 22. May 2015 20:31:39 Frank Sfalanga Jr. wrote:
Installed and configured OpenVAS 7 in CentOS 7 and started a scan. It
started a scan once but the server became unavailable with very high load
average - only had 1G of memory. I expanded the memory to 2G but cannot
get the scan to
On Sunday, 24. May 2015 12:34:16 Wahib Yusuf wrote:
I have upgraded my OpenVAS installation from 7.0 to 8.0 using YUM installer
and now i am having the following problem. After resolving the Redis
server issue, when i run the check script i am getting the error no user is
found although i
On Thursday, 21. May 2015 03:31:07 Fahad Ummar -X wrote:
I am not able to edit/delete schedules in openvas greenbone. Can anyone help
me on this? . See the screen shot below.
there was no screenshot attached.
However, in general, if some objects are in use (linked to some task in a
way), then
On Tuesday, 2. June 2015 09:37:10 Helmut Koers wrote:
I seem to have the same issue like the second one described below, running
OpenVAS 7.
From time to time settings like Target and Port Lists remain on the salve
after a scan, and a new scan of the same target via the slave does not
start.
Hi,
I have configured a domain credential for OpenVAS scanner and used it in a
target machine. I then run a scan using the target. I would like to know
how to check if the OpenVAS was successful in using the configured
credentials. Is there any log that i can check?
Regards,
Wahib
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