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APPENDIX 1: EXAMPLE PVS.CONF CONFIGURATION FILE

options {

# When adding new port, application, or vulnerability information to

# the PVS model of the observed network, the report-threshold is used

# to limit false positives and reports on ephemeral ports. An item

# will not be reported until it has occurred the specified number

# of times.

report-threshold 3;

# Specify the files into which PVS will write its report information.

# These settings can be overridden at the command line using the -r

# and -x options for the NSR and XML formats, respectively. For

# example, 'pvs -r <report-file>' re-defines the name of the NSR-format

# report file. In addition, HTML reports are generated for web browser

# viewing in the /opt/pvs/var/pvs/reports/html/ directory.

nsr-report-file "/opt/pvs/var/pvs-proxy/scans/pvs-report.nsr";

xml-report-file "/opt/pvs/var/pvs/reports/report.xml";

nessus-report-file "/opt/pvs/var/pvs/reports/report.nessus";

# Specify the version of the nessus report to be written by PVS.

nessus-report-version 2;

# When the following option is enabled, PVS will generate HTML reports.

# generate-html-reports;

# PVS logging. The log-directory keyword specifies a location

# for the pvs binary to write system logs. Log files of the

# format YYYYMM.log (such as 200502.log) will be created. These

# detail PVS operation and can be useful for debugging.

log-directory "/opt/pvs/var/pvs/logs";

# which interface are we listening on ?

interface "eth1";

key-file "/opt/pvs/var/pvs/tenable.key";

#disabled-plugins "/opt/pvs/var/pvs/disabled-plugins.txt";

plugins-directory "/opt/pvs/var/pvs/plugins";

scripts-directory "/opt/pvs/var/pvs/scripts";

# The disabled-scripts keyword specifies a file containing names

# of PASL scripts that should be disabled.

disabled-scripts "/opt/pvs/var/pvs/disabled-scripts.txt";

# The following file can be used to specify plugins that should be

# run in real-time mode. Any plugins listed by ID in the file will

# effectively have the realtime keyword added when they are loaded,

# regardless of whether or not the keyword was originally present.

# realtime-plugins "/opt/pvs/var/pvs/realtime-plugins.txt";

# The max-packet-cache-size keyword specifies the maximum size in

# megabytes of the cache that will be used to store the contents of

# the packets collected. By default it is set to 1024 MB. When the

# cache is full, any subsequent packets captured will be dropped

# until space in the cache becomes available. The size of the cache

# will change dynamically and can be expected to grow to this maximum

# number only when needed. The number configured should not be greater

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