TGreene at carolinas
Aug 17, 2001, 7:52 AM
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Location of nessusrc file from Command Line
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I just tried to create a Config File from the command line and can't seem to
find it. It says that it created it but where did it go? (nessus -q -m
server 1241 userID)
I've also tried to modify one that I already had and force the command line
client to use it with no luck.
Anyone know how to disable the NMAP from the command line? I have a router
that doesn't like it too much and takes a LONG time to complete if I don't
disable it. I'm gradually trying to batch my monthly scans.
Here is the command I tried:
nessus -T html -c /home/admin/noNmaprc NessusSVR 1241 UserID
/home/admin/targets.in /home/admin/report.out
Here is the config file I modified that is referenced above:
# This file was automagically created by nessus
nessusd_host = NessusSVR
nessusd_user = UserID
begin(SCANNER_SET)
Ping the remote host = yes
TCP Ping the remote host = no
TCP SYN scan = no
FTP bounce scan = no
Nmap tcp connect() scan = no
Nmap = no
end(SCANNER_SET)
begin(PLUGINS_PREFS)
end(PLUGINS_PREFS)
Thanks,
Todd
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