Re: Nessus and System Registration

[Zachary Spalding <Zachary.Spalding () MARIST EDU>]

Hello

At Marist I rewrote our registration server code last August to include 
a Nessus scan during the registration process.  We are not using NetReg 
but a custom PHP web based system that I wrote which was based off of a 
project called PHPreg.  This system has worked out very well for us,  
dealing with patch problems during the school year.  I will actual be 
presenting this system at the Resnet Symposium being held next weekend 
at Princeton University for any one on the list who might be attending 
and interested in the subject.  But for anyone not attending the 
conference please feel free to contact me and I will be happy to answer 
any questions that someone might have about the system.

Zack Spalding
Network Analyst
Marist College
Zachary.Spalding () Marist edu

On Jun 10, 2004, at 12:51 PM, Helms, Sandra wrote:

> Greetings -
>  
> The postings regarding system scans, system registration, etc., has 
> been timely for us as well. 
>   
> We are looking into integrating a Nessus scan of client computers on 
> our network with a system registration system we are building.  If 
> there is anyone out there who has already done this, our network 
> programmer would like contact information - preferably a programmer 
> with whom he can discuss the particulars.
>  
> I have seen several postings from institutions who use Nessus and 
> NetReg.  A contact name for this implementation would be helpful as 
> well. 
>   
> Please provide the contact information to Eric Young, 309-677-2230, 
> thatguy () bradley edu.  Thank you very much.
>  
> Sandy
>  
> Sandra J. Helms
> Director of Academic Computing
> Bradley University
> 1501 W. Bradley Avenue
> Peoria, IL  61625
> sandy () bradley edu
>  
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