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Linux Command Line Operations
You must run all commands with root privileges.
Start, Stop, or Restart Industrial Security
Action | Command to Manage Industrial Security |
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Start |
# service industrial-security start To verify the Industrial Security processes are running, type: # ps aux|grep industrial-security |
Stop |
# service industrial-security stop |
Restart |
# service industrial-security restart |
File Locations
Industrial Security installs its files in the following locations:
Path |
Purpose |
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/opt/industrial-security |
Base directory. |
/opt/industrial-security/bin |
Location of the |
/opt/industrial-security/docs |
Contains the software license agreement for Industrial Security. |
/opt/industrial-security/var |
Contains the folders for Industrial Security and the Industrial Security-Proxy. |
/opt/industrial-security/var/industrial-security |
Contains plugins, discovered vulnerabilities, log files, keys, and other miscellaneous items. |
db |
Contains the database files relating to the configuration, reports, and users for Industrial Security. |
kb |
Stores the Industrial Security knowledge base, if used. |
logs |
Contains Industrial Security logs. |
plugins |
Contains the Industrial Security plugins delivered via the Industrial Security Feed or updated via the command line or web interface if Industrial Security is running in Offline mode. |
reports |
Contains reports generated by Industrial Security |
scripts |
Contains the files for the Industrial Security Web server. |
ssl |
Contains SSL certificates used by the proxy and web server for the SSL connection between itself and the web browser. |
users |
Contains folders for user files and reports. |
www |
Contains the files for the Industrial Security web front-end. |
/opt/industrial-security/var/industrial-security-proxy |
Parent folder for files used/created by the Industrial Security proxy. |
logs |
Contains the Industrial Security proxy and Industrial Security proxy service logs. |
scans |