| Shinken Enterprise allows you to detect network checks and physical type of your servers located in your IT. | |
Edit and add new network scan list | |
| The network scan can be setup directly in | |
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| the Administration Interface. | |
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| discovery source in the home page. |
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| Then click on the "See nework scan list" button: |
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You can list the current network scan in |
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the Discovery |
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menu. You can enable new scan with |
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the Add new scan |
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button. |
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| And you will see the configuration of a new scan: |
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You must set up the following parameters:
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Adding a new scan will automatically enable it and your new hosts or your new tags will appears in a few minutes. | |||
Add new port to host template rule | |||
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| Without rules, the raw data that is being generated by the discovery scripts is useless. The rules are defined in the /etc/shinken/discovery_rules.cfg |
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| file. | |
Here is an example of how to |
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set the ftp host template |
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for anything that is detected by nmap with the TCP/21 port open: There are three main parts for a rule:
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Here is the list of the default port to Host templates rules: | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Security: nmap command parameters | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Here are the the parameters used by the nmap command used by this module:
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- discoveryrule_name: should be unique
- creation_type: should be host
- openports: regexp about the port that will be match. The ^ and $ is for the regexp thing, so 21 and only 21 will be match, and not 210 for example.
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