Both Windows and Linux authenticated scanning is supported on Linux scan nodes. Windows authenticated scanning is supported using WinRM. Select the Specify credentials explicitly option when creating the system scan template. For Linux authenticated scanning, you need to set up the encryption keys to transfer the credentials securely. For more information, see Preparation steps. Run the following commands […]
To apply a new .fsrl license file to an already installed Radar Scan Node Agent, you need to copy the file to the installation directory. Run the following commands to apply the new license file: cd /opt/f-secure/radar-scannodeagent && sudo dotnet ScanNodeAgent.dll apply-license ./license.fsrl To apply a known Radar Scan Node Agent license ID for a […]
This topic lists useful commands for modifying the Linux scan node configuration. Run the following command to go to the Scan Node Agent installation directory: cd /opt/f-secure/radar-scannodeagent Use the following commands to edit the settings: To get all settings: sudo dotnet ScanNodeAgent.dll get-config To get a single setting, for example to check the entry that […]
The stored scan node data can provide useful information for troubleshooting and maintenance purposes. Linux scan nodes use the following paths to store their operation data: /opt/f-secure/radar-scannodeagent/Scans/<scan_type>/<scan_id> contains files related to currently running scans /opt/f-secure/radar-scannodeagent/Engines/ contains the scan engine binaries /opt/f-secure/radar-scannodeagent/Updates/ contains temporary update files for scan engines /opt/f-secure/radar-scannodeagent/logs/ contains the scan node’s log files /opt/f-secure/radar-scannodeagent/scannode.db is used for storing […]
After you have installed the Linux scan node, follow the steps listed here to make sure that it is installed and running successfully. In the Elements Vulnerability Management portal, go to Scan nodes and check that your new scan node is synchronized and has received engine updates. On the scan node, check the logs under the /opt/f-secure/radar-scannodeagent/logs/ directory. Check […]
Follow these steps to install a scan node on your Linux system. Note: The dotnet-runtime-deps-2.2 package for Ubuntu 18.04 LTS requires liblttng-ust0, which is only available in the universe ATP repository. To install this repository, run the following commands: sudo add-apt-repository universe sudo apt-get update Download the scan node installation package Using an installation package with automatically applied license information: In […]
To uninstall an Elements Vulnerability Management scan node: Go to Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features. Check the list of programs. If you see F-Secure Radar Scan Node Agent: Double-click F-Secure Radar Scan Node Agent. Type y and press Enter to confirm that you want to remove Scan Node Agent. Scan Node Agent is successfully uninstalled. If you cannot find F-Secure Radar Scan […]
In some cases, you may need to install the scan nodes in an offline environment, for example when a scan node is deployed in a highly secured environment with no connection to the Internet. The inconvenience of such environments is that they break important scan node features, such as automatic activation, automatic product updates, and […]
Scan nodes can be configured via the control center application. Find the scan node installation directory (e.g. [drive]:\Program Files (x86)\F-Secure\RadarScanAgent\). Start the control center application FSRadarAgent.Tray.exe. Go to the Settings tab to find all the configuration options. The most important configuration options are: ID Name Value (recommended) Description 4 SCANNODE.ModuleLoopInterval 14400000 How often the scan node should check for […]
Verify that the Windows Service F-Secure Radar Agent is installed and running. You can use the Task Manager or Windows Services to verify if the service is running. Open Radar Scan Node – Control Center and verify that the Scan Node Agent is active. The Scan Node Agent should be activated within a few minutes after it is first […]