Step 1 :
Setting up Dradis server.
cd /pentest/misc/dradis/server
ruby ./script/serverOpen your browser and the address is "
https://localhost:3004". Accepted the certificate. Enter your password twice. Then, login to the system with your desired username and the previous password.Or, you can use the default username and password, they are "
etd" and "dradis" respectively.Step 2 :
Setting up Dradis client.
nano /pentest/misc/dradis/client/conf/dradis.xmlLocate the following lines.
<option name='restful_user' value='etd'/>
<option name='restful_password' value='dradis'/>Change the default value of "
etd" and "dradis" according to the Step 1 above when necessary.cd /pentest/misc/dradis/client
ruby ./dradis.rbA "
dradis>" prompt will be displayed.Step 3 :
Start MySQL. Open a new terminal and execute the following commands :
/etc/init.d/mysql startmsfconsoleAt the "
msf>" prompt, enter the following :db_driver mysqldb_connect root:toor@127.0.0.1/msf3load db_trackerThen, scan the port of the target "
192.168.56.101" with NMap.nmap -v -sV 192.168.56.101 -oA subnet_1db_import subnet_1.xmlNow, you can issue the following commands to inspect the result :
db_host
db_servicesStep 4 :
Go back to the terminal where it has the "
dradis>" prompt. Issue the following command :import nmap /root/subnet_1.gnmap grepableThen, go back to the browser and refresh. You will see the data has been imported.
Reference
How to use Dradis
That's all! See you.
