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Re: msfconsole and OpenVAS bridge fails to execute openvas_target_create command...
From: Average SecurityGuy <averagesecurityguy () gmail com>
Date: Fri, 9 Sep 2011 22:11:46 -0400
I have created a bug report (#5436) and have submitted a patch to fix this. I do not have openvas installed so I need a few people that do to test the patch and let me know if it works properly. Thanks, Stephen Haywood On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 5:28 PM, George Birmingham < sec_engineer () roadrunner com> wrote:
Greetings. I am attempting to use the OpenVAS bridge with Metasploit 4.0.0.1-dev and thus far I have had limited success in performing my first scan. OpenVAS-4 is installed and I can run a scan against my home router through the Greenbone Security assistant web interface with no problems. I have searched rather thoroughly for any notes on this problem before reaching out to the framework list for assistance. I am running Ubuntu 10.04.1 in VMWare Player on a Windows 7 dual-core system. The network is bridged and has full internet access as well as local network access to the intended target. I am running Metasploit Framework: 4.0.1-dev.13502, Console: 4.0.1-dev.13581, and OpenVAS 4. Metasploit and OpenVAS are running on the same Ubuntu system. Ubuntu has had the *apt-get update* and *apt-get upgrade* commands executed often as I have been working on building out this system. The *msfupdate* command has been executed multiple times as well. I have enabled both PostgreSQL and MySQL database capabilities in Metasploit and with the commands I have used thus far, the successes and failures are identical no matter which database I am connected to. Both database systems seem to respond as expected to a db_nmap command, so I believe they are in working order. msf>OpenVAS_connect and msf>openvas_disconnect commands work just fine with both the 'admin' user and a regular OpenVAS user (msfuser) that has either admin or user privileges. The command that I am having a problem with is: *msf> msf> openvas_target_create Router 192.168.20.1 Netgear [-] Error executing msf> * I even tried executing the example command: msf> openvas_target_create [*] openvas_target_create<name> <hosts> <comment> Example: openvas_target_create mylocalhost 127.0.0.1 MyLocalHostComment and even that did not work. Any thoughts as to why this would not work and where I could look for what might be causing the problem ? I'm glad to do the legwork so I can learn how this works, but I am at a loss as to understand what the problem could be. This is a reasonably simple command. I have Wireshark available on this system if traces on the 'lo' interface would be of value. I will greatly appreciate any help or guidance you would be willing to offer. Thanks for your time. I sincerely apologize for sending this a second time. I realized that my first submission was sent from an e-mail account other than the one I registered for use. Also this is my first submission. If, by chance, I am violating any protocol of the group in this submission, I will gladly accept corrections to the procedure. I'd like to get this right and I earnestly need your help. Warmest regards, George Birmingham Huntersville, NC, USA _______________________________________________ https://mail.metasploit.com/mailman/listinfo/framework
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- msfconsole and OpenVAS bridge fails to execute openvas_target_create command... George Birmingham (Sep 06)
- Re: msfconsole and OpenVAS bridge fails to execute openvas_target_create command... Average SecurityGuy (Sep 09)