Scanning from the Command Line
Run the Vulnerable Software Discovery Tool with immediate command line scan, with options. Ignores registry settings and server settings:
SVMScan.exe -c <config options>
Run the Vulnerable Software Discovery Tool with immediate command line scan for Proof of Concept environments that will process scans fast, typically less than 1 minute:
SVMScan.exe -c --urgent-scan
Run the Vulnerable Software Discovery Tool locally in service mode as current user, reading options from command line, registry and server, with command line options taking precedence, then server options, then registry options. To stop the service once it is running, press CTRL+C:
SVMScan.exe -fg <config options>
If possible, run the Vulnerable Software Discovery Tool locally in service mode as a different user with -L and -R. This will read options in exactly the same way as a service, with the exception of <config options> on the command line override which, unlike a service, has no command line:
SVMScan.exe -fg -L <config options>
SVMScan.exe -fg -R <user> <config options>
Order of precedence:
• | Settings given on command line take precedence but, when running as a service, there is no command line. |
• | Settings from server take precedence over settings read from registry. |