This chapter lists all settings in alphabetical order. For each setting there is a short description and reference to sections where the setting is discussed in more detail.
address_ethX_ipv4address_ethX_ipv6airgapdisabled
This is the role in a airgap synchronization scenario.
Possible Values are: disabled, master or slave.
See section Airgap Update.airgap_ftp_locationairgap_ftp_passwordairgap_ftp_userairgap_typeusb
This is the airgap method.
Possible values are ftp and usb.
See section Airgap Update.autoslavesyncdisabled
This variable decides if slaves are being supplied with the NVT feeds from the master automatically using the push method.
See chapter Master and Slave Setup.default_route_ipv4dns18.8.8.8
This is the first namserver that is being used by the GSM.
If this namserver is not available the second one will be used.
Only an IPV4 address is allowed for this value.
IPv6 nameservers are not yet supported.
The default value is a Google server.
See section DNS server.dns28.8.4.4
This is the second namserver that is being used by the GSM.
This setting is optional.
If this namserver is not available the third one will be used.
Only an IPV4 address is allowed for this value.
IPv6 nameservers are not yet supported.
The default value is a Google server.
See section DNS server.dns3domainnameGreenbone.net
This is the domain of the appliance.
By prepending the hostname you get the fully qualified name of the appliance.
See section domainname.fancontrolenabled
This controls the fan behaviour.
If this functionality is enabled the fan will only be activated on demand.
Possible values are enabled and disabled.
See section domainname.feedfrommasterdisabled
This variable defines if the slave expects and accepts feeds from the master.
Possible values are enabled and disabled.
See chapter Master and Slave Setup.feedsyncenabled
This variable defines if synchronization with the Greenbone Security Feed should occur.
Possible values are enabled and disabled.
See section Feed Synchronization.guest_logindisabled
This variable enables or disables the guest access for the web interface.
Possible values are enabled and disabled.
See section Guest Log in.guest_passwordguest_userhostnamegsm
This is the host name of the appliance.
By appending the domain name you get the fully qualified name of the appliance.
See section hostname.ifadmall
This is the network adapter through which the web interface and SSH interface are allowed to be accessed.
Possible values are all or the specific network adapter (i.e. eth0).
See section Management Adapter.ipv6supportenabled
With this variable IPv6 support can be enabled and disabled.
If IPv6 support is enabled the GSM creates Link-Local IPV6 addresses.
Possible values are enabled and disabled.
See section IP Addresses.keyboard_layoutDE
This configures the keyboard layout for the CLI interface.
Possible values are DE, ES, FR, IT, PL, SE, UK and US.
See section Keyboard layout.mailhubmail.example.com
The GSM can send emails with reports for example.
For this the mailserver specified in this variable is used.
The value should be a fully qualified DNS name.
See section Mail Server.netmodedefault
Selects the network configuration mode.
Possible values are enabled and expert.
See section Expert Network Configuration.ntp_server1ntp_server2omp_ciphersSECURE128:-AES-128-CBC:-CAMELLIA-128-CBC:-VERS-SSL3.0:-VERS-TLS1.0
Selects the TLS cipher supported by OMP.
The syntax of this cipher priority string is the one of “GNUTLS” and documented here: http://gnutls.org/manual/html_node/Priority-Strings.html .
See section OpenVAS Management Protocol (OMP).proxy_credentialsproxy_feedpublic_ompdisabled
Enables or disables OMP access to port 9390.
Here the proxy for receiving the updates can be set.
See section OpenVAS Management Protocol (OMP).selfsigssldisabled
This setting allows for the creation and use of self-signed certificates for the authentication of the GSM.
See section Self-signed certificates.sensorssnmpdisabled
This setting allows remote access via SNMPv3.
See section SNMP.snmp_contactGreenbone_Unspecified_contact
This is the contact specified in the SNMP output.
See section SNMP.snmp_keysnmp_locationHildesheim
This is specified in the SNMP output place.
See section SNMP.snmp_passwordsnmp_trapdisabled
With this setting sending of SNMP traps can be activated.
See section SNMP.snmp_trapcommunitypublic
This defines the community string for SNMP traps.
See section SNMP.snmp_trapreceiver192.168.0.1
This defines the receiver for SNMP traps.
See section SNMP.snmp_usersshdisabled
This is the status of the SSH server.
Possible values are enabled and disabled.
See section SSH Access.superuserdisabled
This activates the superuser access via SSH for debugging purposes.
Possible values are enabled and disabled.
See section Superuser.superuserpassworddisabled
When the superuser was activated the password can be set with this variable.
Possible values are disabled or an 8 character long password.
See section Superuser.syncport24
This is the port for the synchronization with the Greenbone Security Feed.
Possible values are 24 or 443.
See section Feed Synchronization.synctime06:25
This is the time for the daily synchronization with the Greenbone Security Feed.
The format is entered in HH:MM in the UTC time zone.
The synchronization is not possible between 10:00 (10 am) and 13:00 (1pm).
See section Feed Synchronization.syslog_server1syslog_server2web_ciphersSECURE128:-AES-128-CBC:-CAMELLIA-128-CBC:-VERS-SSL3.0:-VERS-TLS1.0
Select the supported SSL/TLS cipher.
See section Central Logging Server.web_interfaceclassic
This is the default web interface.
See chapter Alternate User Interfaces.webtimeout15
This is the default timeout for HTTPS browser sessions in minutes.
See section HTTPS Timeout.