Friday, 29 August 2014

The easy way to get OpenVAS-7 scanner with WMI and nmap support

Last updated: 2015-02-27
Components:
  • openvas-libraries-7.0.7
  • openvas-scanner-4.0.5
  • openvas-manager-5.0.8
  • greenbone-security-assistant-5.0.5
  • openvas-cli-1.3.1

    1. Install Debian 7.8.0
    2. Download and run installation script (as root).
    # wget http://avleonov.com/openvas_install.sh
    # chmod +x openvas_install.sh
    # ./openvas_install.sh
    This script will install all needed software packages from Debian repository (~750 Mb), download  OpenVAS and nmap 5.51 sources, build and install OpenVAS and nmap from sources.
    3. Restart OpenVAS. Script will update knowledge base and start OpenVAS.
    # ./openvas_restart.sh
    Known issues:

    • openvas_restart.sh script sometimes freezes on "Data Base Updated". Ctrl + C and run openvas_restart.sh again.
    • openvas-check-setup may find an error "The number in the OpenVAS Manager database is too low". Run openvas_restart.sh again.
    • openvas-check-setup may find an error "openvasmd/openvassd in Not running". Try to wait 5 minutes and check with ./openvas/openvas-check-setup. If it is not working run openvas_restart.sh again.

    4. Add new user
    # ./openvas_add_user.sh
    5. Connect to the scanner host with web-browser
    https://<host_ip>:443

    1 comment:

    1. I confirm it works with Kali Linux as well -- it is close to Debian enough.

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