Open-AudIT is a discovery, audit and asset tracking and reporting system.
Open-AudIT tells you exactly what is on your network, how it is configured and when it changes. Open-AudIT is designed to be run on a server (Windows or Linux) and to scan your networks for devices. Once a device is found, Open-AudIT runs a series of commands upon it and stores the resulting data in a database. This data is then available for various reporting purposes. Open-AudIT comes with a list of over 50 reports with any number of additional reports able to be created by the user.
Table of Contents
Getting Started
Download
Open-AudIT is available as a stand-alone download or part of the Opmantek virtual appliance.
Install
- How To Install or Upgrade Open-AudIT (Windows)
- How To Install or Upgrade Open-AudIT (Linux)
- Installing on Oracle Linux 7.6
- Installing awscli package on RedHat 7
Basic Setup
Open-AudIT Information
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Key Documentation
These detailed guides, webinars, and blogs break down configuring Open-AudIT into manageable tasks and sub-tasks.
Discover
Getting device information into Open-AudIT.
How-To
Report
Reporting on the information you have collected.
Manage
Managing collections of items.
Collections - General
Administer
Supporting documentation about the Open-AudIT application itself.
How-To
Troubleshooting
About
Additional Documentation
Additional How-To Guides
- Baselining Devices for Consistency and Standardization
- Building your Network Discovery
- Collector server creation
- Creating, Populating, and Reporting on Custom Fields
- Creating Custom Reports
- Leveraging Locations to Speed Up Searching and Display
- Monitoring Files for Changes
- Organizing your Devices and Users
- Software Asset Management
Blog entries
Blog Posts
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Open-AudIT 4.0.0
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Oct 29, 2020
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Recently reported vulnerabilities within Open-AudIT
created by
May 05, 2020
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Open-AudIT 3.3.0
created by
Feb 21, 2020
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Apache and ModSecurity
created by
Jan 14, 2020
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Rules for Open-AudIT
created by
Sep 02, 2019
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