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PVS can report its data to the SecurityCenter console for centralised

management.

If you enable SecurityCenter support, PVS will run a daemon (pvs-proxy)

which will be polled by SecurityCenter regularly to fetch all the

new reports. To do so, you will need to set up a username and

password for pvs-proxy and give these credentials to

SecurityCenter.

Do you want to enable SecurityCenter support ? (y/n) [y]y

If you reply "y", you will be prompted for a username and password:

Username : admin

Password :

Password (confirm) :

Finally, the installation script will ask for the location of the PVS license key. It will attempt

to copy the key into the PVS installation directory. The entire path and file name of the key

when it was copied to the system is required. An example of this step is as follows:

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PVS CONFIGURATION : License

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What is the location of the PVS license key ? /tmp/tenable-pvs-xx-xx.key

Now generating the configuration files...

Now copying the configuration files to /opt/pvs/etc...

Copying the key to /opt/pvs/var/pvs/tenable.key...

Generating the proxy SSL keys...

If this step is successful, the following screen is displayed:

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PVS Configuration : Finished

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Congratulations ! PVS has been configured properly on this host.

To start PVS, run :

service pvs start

This will run both PVS and the PVS proxy, and the reports will be picked

up by the SecurityCenter.

The following command will start PVS for Red Hat and CentOS:

# service pvs start

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