NAME¶

SYNOPSIS¶

DESCRIPTION¶

The OpenVAS Manager is a OTP client and adds various management functionalities to handle and organise scan results. Thus OpenVAS Manager acts as a layer between the OpenVAS Scanner and its own clients (for example omp(8), gsad(8) or gsd(8)) which connect via the OMP protocol to the OpenVAS Manager.

A related service is OpenVAS Administrator, openvasad(8) which among other tasks also manages user accounts for OpenVAS.

OPTIONS¶

-a, --listen=ADDRESS

Listen on ADDRESS.

--create-user=USERNAME

Create admin user USERNAME and exit.

--role=ROLE

Role for --create-user option.

--delete-user=USERNAME

Delete user USERNAME and exit.

--get-users

List users and exit.

--create-scanner=NAME

Create scanner NAME and exit.

--scanner-host=HOST

Scanner host for --create-scanner, --rebuild and --update. Default is 127.0.0.1.

--scanner-port=PORT

Scanner port for --create-scanner, --rebuild and --update. Default is 9391.

--scanner-type=TYPE

Type for --create-scanner option. Could be "OpenVAS Scanner" or "OSP Ovaldi".

--scanner-ca-pub=CAPUB

Scanner CA public key path for --create-scanner.

--scanner-key-pub=KEYPUB

Scanner public key path for --create-scanner.

--scanner-key-priv=KEYPRIV

Scanner private key path for --create-scanner.

--delete-scanner=UUID

Delete scanner with UUID and exit.

--get-scanners

List scanners and exit.

--gnutls-priorities=PRIORITY

Set the GnuTLS priority string to PRIORITY.

--dh-params=FILE

Path to file containing Diffie-Hellman parameters which are needed for DHE-RSA. This file could be generated using openssl or certtool.

--max-email-attachment-size=SIZE

Maximum number of bytes permitted in alert email attachments.

0 to use the default, negative to allow any size.

--max-email-include-size=SIZE

Maximum number of bytes permitted in reports inlined in alert email attachments.

0 to use the default, negative to allow any size.

--max-ips-per-target=SIZE

Maximum number of IPs per target.

-u, --update

Updates the database with information from a running scanner (openvassd) and exits.

-p, --port=NUMBER

Listen on port number NUMBER.

--rebuild

Rebuild the database with information from a running scanner (openvassd) and exits.

--version

Print version.

-v, --verbose

Print progress messages.

-?, --help

Show help.

SIGNALS¶

EXAMPLES¶

Serve OMP clients on port 1241 and connect to a OTP server on 7772.

SEE ALSO¶

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE OPENVAS PROJECT¶

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