Content: What is Internet Scanner Internet Scanner provides automated security vulnerability detection and analysis for devices on a network This policy-driven process measures and manages information security risk, allowing administrators to match security policy with rapidly changing demands for open networking applications and increasingly?. Translate OR Microsoft Windows 2000. Policy file processing and management information security risks, allowing superuser to match security policies and quickly change the required open web applications and growing complex network environments. This version (ISS 6.1) is running on Windows NT 4.0 Workstation or Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional.
Content: What's New in Version 6.1 Version 6.1's new features Command-line report enhancements increase the command-line report Common Vulnerabilities & Exposures (CVE) standard support standard CVE (Common Vulnerabilities & Exposures) (common vulnerability exposure) Support Database Scanner 4.0 penetration testing breakthrough database scanning 4.0 test Internet Scanner documentation installed with product of the Internet ISS document product installation new module view in the policy editor policy editor new module view new Raw packet driver new RAW package drive operating system identification enhancements increase the operating system identification Perimeter router check / internal network common setting router perimeter check / intranet public settings RealSecure OS sensor integration with active Alerting authentic integration and active OS sensor SessionDelete utility and practical sessions Removal tool Vulnerability Catalog accessible from the main window's Help menu in the main Description of the Window Menu Vulcan Vulnerability Checks and Product Updates include from X-Press Updates 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, 3.8 Weak points Check and product upgrade include from X-Press .1, 3.2, Upgrade of 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, 3.8 Windows 2000 Professional Support Windows 2000 Pro Fessional support of content: Minimum System Requirements Minimum system requirements (For the most current Internet Scanner system requirements, check the Internet Scanner System Requirements Web page on the ISS WEB site for most of the ISS system, the need to check the WEB page at ISS ISS WEB sITE in addition to these requirements, you should use a dedicated computer to run Internet Scanner Not only will a dedicated computer maximize performance, but it also protects the computer and the data from unauthorized access additional requirements: you should use special Some computers are running ISS, using a dedicated computer to maximize the performance of ISS.
International system requirements Internet System requirements: We do not formally support scanning from localized versions of Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 2000. If you attempt to scan from these systems, report your results to support@iss.net we are not officially support local. Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 2000 system scan. If you try to scan other system, report your results to support@iss.net .. The US English versions of Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 support the display of other language groups (based on different codepages) shipped with those versions. (For example, the US version does not ship with character-based Asian languages or Arabic). If You are An International User, You Can Run US ENGLISH WINDOWS NT 4.0 or WINDOWS 2000 As Your Os and Still Run Non-Unicode, Non-ISS Applications Localized for your area. "Language --- code page support]
Windows NT 4.0 Workstation System Requirements Windows NT 4.0 Workstatio System Requirements Processor Processor 200 MHz Pentium Pro (300 MHz Pentium recommended) Ben Teng 200 PRO (recommended Ben Teng 300) Operating System operating system Windows NT 4.0 Workstation (with Service Pack 6) -preferably a dedicated systemImportant:. Internet Scanner is not supported on Windows NT 4.0 Server, Windows 2000 Server, or Windows 2000 Advanced Server does not support NT SERVER and WIN 2000 SERVERRealSecure Integration: Windows 2000 Professional recommended recommended for Windows 2000 Professional other software other software Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.x or later required to run HTML Help. (See the information about using Internet Explorer to run HTML Help.) Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.x or later required to view the PDF files in the ../Scanner6/Manuals Folder.Memory (Ram) For Regular Scans: 80 MB for Large Scans: 128 MB (256 MB Recommended) HARD DISK Installation from File: 180 MB Installation from CD: 60 MB Running: 55 MB plus 2.5 MB per 100 hosts NTFS partition recommendedUser privileges Local or Domain Administrator Network Ethernet or Token Ring connected to an active network Protocol TCP / IPMDAC 2.1 or laterDisplay Monitor that supports 800x600 resolution with a minimum of 256 colors
Content: Additional Product Documentation additional product documentation Viewing the User Guide or the Getting Started Guide User Guide view or Start Guide In addition to this help system, the latest Internet Scanner User Guide and Internet Scanner Getting Started Guide are installed with Internet Scanner and are Available As PDF Files from the ../scanner6/manuals folder. User Wizard or Getting Started Mounting Position (PDF file) ../scanner6/manualsusing Adobe's Acrobat Reader Reader Using to View PDF Files, Install The Latest Version of Acrobat Reader On Your Computer. Acrobat Reader Is Available At http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html.
Content: Starting Internet Scanner started using Internet ScannerThere are several ways to start Internet Scanner: There are several ways to learn to use the Internet ScannerFrom the command line, type iss_winnt and press Enter to start the Internet Scanner graphical user interface (GUI) on the command line. Method: enter iSS_WINNT press the enter key, Internet start the graphical interface of ScannerFrom the command line, type iss_winnt, followed by command-line options Internet Scanner runs from the command line This choice is useful for very large networks or when you want.. TO Eliminate The Added Overhead of The User Interface. (Benefits)
Select Start®Programs®ISS®Internet Scanner 6.1®Internet Scanner 6.1 to start the Internet Scanner graphical user interface (GUI). (Method in the Start menu) Use a scheduler to automatically initiate scans or generate reports at a specified date and time.
Content: STARTUP Window Start Window DISPLAYS FREQUENTLY Used Choices WHEN You First Start Internet Scanner. When you start Internet Scanner. When you start the option you use. To Prevent this window from Appearing At Startup, Select The Don't show this Dialog Again Check Box. To prevent startup, this dialog appears, you choose Don't show this Dialog Again Check Boxto Make this Window Appear at Startup: . open registry editor open the registry editor Warning: Using registry editor incorrectly may cause severe and irreparable damage and may require you to reinstall your operating system Internet Security Systems can not guarantee that problems resulting from the incorrect use of registry editor can be solved.. Use Registry Editor at your own risk.Go to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE / SOFTWARE / ISS / Internet Scanner / 6.1 / General key.Double-click the NoStartupDlg value to display the String Editor.To enable the startup window, type Off and click OK. content : Entering IP Addresses Enter IP Address You Must Enter Host Lists in The Following Combinations, Where IP Repens A Dotted IP Address: IP, IP: Two Separate Hosts Two Separated IP Address [IP, IP] IP-IP: a Range of IP address in a range of Hosts [IP-IP] IP-IP, IP: A Range and A Single Host's IP Address and a single host [IP-IP, IP] IP-IP, IP-IP: Two Ranges IP [IP-IP, IP-IP] Any Number of Ran, IP-IP] Any Number of Ranges and Individual Hosts May Be Combined. NO Spaces are permitted. Space and # expressed as comments
