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Posted by =?Utf-8?B?U1c=?= on July 27, 2005, 2:56 pm
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I use both, I like Nessus and use it weekly. It has so many plugins to scan
your systems against (not just windows). I use the nessus on Linux and
NessusWX as the client as I find the reporting better.
Thanks
"Marlon" wrote:
> My environment has 200 servers, in which 95% are MS Win2000/2003 OS's. We
> have few Unix boxes and clients are primarily WinXP.
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> Do you think it makes more sense using Nessus or MBSA to scan our network
> for vulnerability detection ? I have experience no experience with Nessus,
> but if the goal is getting the Windows servers scanned, it seems to me that
> MBSA is a better approach. Please advise.
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