Using Discovery on Linux
You can use Assets Discovery on Linux from version 2.2.0 onwards. Check out the system requirements
For Linux, the Assets Discovery Tool is designed to work in a Graphical User Interface (GUI). The tool won't work correctly if the GUI is disabled.
What do I need?
To use the Discovery Tool (or the Collector), you'll need to install the latest Mono packages on your Linux System.
Use mono --version and make sure that the version is higher or equal to 5.2.0.
How do I set up Discovery?
After installing the required Mono packages you can extract the Discovery_x.x.x.x.zip package on your system (for example. /opt/).
Starting from 7.0.0, the above zip file contains an MSI installer. You’ll need to extract the files using a separate package, msiextract, after unzipping the archive.
You can make use of the pre-command mono with the included executables (Discovery.exe, Collector.exe, ScanViewer.exe).
For example, to start the set up for Discovery use mono Discovery.exe -s
スケジュールされたスキャンの実行方法
As you can't install the Discovery and Collector as a Service (Windows-Service) on a Linux System, you'll need to add Cron Tasks that execute the functions to to check the configured settings.
Setup your cron task with sudo permissions sudo crontab -e.
Here's some cron examples that you may find useful:
Check the configured scan settings and execute the command every minute.
* * * * * mono /opt/Discovery/Discovery.exe -stscCheck if data from the agents can be collected from the configured agent IP ranges every ten minutes.
*/10 * * * * mono /opt/Discovery/Discovery.exe -stadCheck if the data can be transferred to the collector every minute.
* * * * * mono /opt/Discovery/Collector.exe
Can I connect to Windows?
As Mono.Net doesn't support WMI, you can't connect a Discovery Tool running on Linux to a Windows system.