Adding an Nmap Scan Instance
You can set up a separate scan instance for each Nmap module that you want to use to scan your network for vulnerabilities. You can set up scan instances for the local Nmap module on the Secure Firewall Management Center and for any devices you want to use to run scans remotely. The results of each scan are always stored on the management center where you configure the scan, even if you run the scan from a remote device. To prevent accidental or malicious scanning of mission-critical hosts, you can create a blacklist for the instance to indicate the hosts that should never be scanned with the instance.
You cannot add a scan instance with the same name as any existing scan instance.
Procedure
Step 1 | Access the list of Nmap scan instances using either of the following methods:
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Step 2 | Add the remediation:
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Step 3 | Enter an Instance Name. | ||
Step 4 | Enter a Description. | ||
Step 5 | Optionally, in the Exempted hosts field, specify any hosts or networks that should never be scanned with this scan instance, using the following syntax:
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Step 6 | Optionally, to run the scan from a remote device instead of the management center, specify the IP address or name of the device as it appears in the Information page for the device in the management center web interface, in the Remote Device Name field. | ||
Step 7 | Click Create. When
the system is done creating the instance, it displays it in edit mode.
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Step 8 | Optionally, add an Nmap remediation to the instance. To do so, locate the Configured Remediations section of the instance, click Add, and create a remediation as described in Creating an Nmap Remediation. | ||
Step 9 | Click Cancel to return to the list of instances.
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