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For Open-AudIT, the following users are set up by default.

You should use the admin or nmis users user to log on to the web interface.

For Open-AudIT Enterprise, the admin and nmis users (as above) exist. The open-audit_enterprise user is used internally by Open-AudIT Enterprise to retrieve data from Open-AudIT. If you change the password for this user in Open-AudIT, you should also insert the updated password in the conf/opCommon.nmis file inside Open-AudIT Enterprise. This file will be in c:\omk for Windows or /usr/local/omk for Linux installations.

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Running Apache on a port other than 80 is not recommended, but should be able to be accomplished by modifying the files below.

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You will need to update the audit scripts "url" variable in the open-audit/other/ directory (both .sh and .vbs scripts). The files audit_linux.sh, audit_osx.sh, audit_subnet.sh, audit_subnet.vbs, audit_windows.vbs will all need changing if running the scripts directly on the targets and outside a discovery. In normal discovery use, modifying the scripts is not required. One special case exists - a Windows Open-AudIT server running discovery where the Apache service has not been given a regular user. That configuration is not recommended, and will require script modification.

In the configuration for Open-AudIT Enterprise change the file omk/conf/opCommon.nmis and set the oae_server variable to include the changed port number.

Linux - /usr/local/omkd/conf/opCommon.nmis

WIndows - c:\omk\conf\opCommon.nmis

Changing the port Apache runs on is differnet different for different installations. Some general guidelines are below.

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On Windows, modify the file c:\xampplitexampp\apache\conf\httpd.conf (change the port contained in the Listen attribute) then restart apache by stopping and starting the apache2.2 Service in the Windows Services control panel item.

Edit the file and include the port in the URL in -

Linux - /usr/local/opmojo/bin/open-audit_tasks.sh

Windows - c:\omk\bin\open-audit_tasks.vbs

Edit the following files to include the port  (search for execute.sh or execute.vbs).

Linux -

/usr/local/open-audit/code_igniter/application/controllers/include_input_queue.php

/usr/local/open-audit/code_igniter/application/controllers/input.php

/usr/local/open-audit/code_igniter/application/controllers/util.php

/usr/local/open-audit/code_igniter/application/models/m_queue.php

Windows -

c:\xampp\open-audit\code_igniter\application\controllers\include_input_queue.php

c:\xampp\open-audit\code_igniter\application\controllers\input.php

c:\xampp\open-audit\code_igniter\application\controllers\util.php

c:\xampp\open-audit\code_igniter\application\models\m_queue.php

You should now be able to navigate to http://<SERVER>:81<port>/ in your browser and get a response.

This is not recommended and may cause other issues. You will have to re-patch the above files each time you upgrade. You have been warned. Here be dragons.

I cannot start the Apache service on Windows.

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Skype uses port 80 by default. If it gets in first it prevents Apache using port 80. Completely exit Skype (on a Windows 7 machine you need to go to the taskbar and right click/quit the Skype icon) and then start the Apache service. You can then restart Skype and it will use another port. Alternatively force Skype to not use port 80 and 443: In Skype | options | advanced | connection untick the "use port 80 and 443 as alternatives for incoming connections". This should also solve the problem.

I Still cannot start the Apache service on Windows

You may need to download and install the MS Visual C++ redistributable. You can find it here - https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/help/2977003/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads

Trying to log into Open-Audit Enterprise but keep getting placed into the Community edition.

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