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Thank YOU


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Posted 13 April 2019 - 04:19 AM
thx man! :P


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Account number: root Password: toor

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Account number: Nessus Password: Nessus

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# Nessus 8 Virtual Machine (no IP restrictions)

VMware version 12
Updated: 2019.3.7
Nessus version: 8.2.3 (#186) LINUX
License validity period: February 12, 2024
Plugin version: 201103081642

# Configure IP using netplan
Configuration file in /etc/netplan/

Ens33: 1.1.2.16/24 fixed IP, VMnet2, bridged network card
Ens34: DHCP obtains IP, VMnet3, bridged network card
 
After importing the VM, modify the NIC configuration according to the actual environment.
 
The hard disk is 120G. You need to adjust the hard disk size. Expand the hard disk in the VMware-Virtual Machine Settings - Hard Disk Utility, and then use GParted to adjust the partition size after logging in to Linux.
Download>>>

thnx


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Linux account

Account number: root Password: toor

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Account number: Nessus Password: Nessus

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# Nessus 8 Virtual Machine (no IP restrictions)

VMware version 12
Updated: 2019.3.7
Nessus version: 8.2.3 (#186) LINUX
License validity period: February 12, 2024
Plugin version: 201103081642

# Configure IP using netplan
Configuration file in /etc/netplan/

Ens33: 1.1.2.16/24 fixed IP, VMnet2, bridged network card
Ens34: DHCP obtains IP, VMnet3, bridged network card
 
After importing the VM, modify the NIC configuration according to the actual environment.
 
The hard disk is 120G. You need to adjust the hard disk size. Expand the hard disk in the VMware-Virtual Machine Settings - Hard Disk Utility, and then use GParted to adjust the partition size after logging in to Linux.
Download>>>


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Thanks!


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wow nice setup! will go perfect in my lab lol


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Account number: root Password: toor

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# Nessus 8 Virtual Machine (no IP restrictions)

VMware version 12
Updated: 2019.3.7
Nessus version: 8.2.3 (#186) LINUX
License validity period: February 12, 2024
Plugin version: 201103081642

# Configure IP using netplan
Configuration file in /etc/netplan/

Ens33: 1.1.2.16/24 fixed IP, VMnet2, bridged network card
Ens34: DHCP obtains IP, VMnet3, bridged network card
 
After importing the VM, modify the NIC configuration according to the actual environment.
 
The hard disk is 120G. You need to adjust the hard disk size. Expand the hard disk in the VMware-Virtual Machine Settings - Hard Disk Utility, and then use GParted to adjust the partition size after logging in to Linux.
Download>>>

thanks


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ty


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Let's see how this works, thanks!


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thank you very much for this


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