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- Just looking for a solution for one or a few self-patched machines with no central management? Our campus license allows you to use the freely available PSI version on University-owned machines. You can download and install from http://secunia.com/products/consumer/psi/ and ignore the rest of this page.
- Otherwise for groups that centrally patch and maintain multiple machines, you should use CSI instead. Get your Secunia CSI group account from security@uci.edu
- To get setup you'll need to provide:
- The department/organization you belong to and are responsible for patching, acronym used in setting up username
- An email address contact you want to be the account "owner" (and the initial password gets sent to)
- The number of hosts you plan on deploying to (this can be changed later)
- Your current patching solution(s), for informational purposes
- To get setup you'll need to provide:
- Download and install the latest version (6.0) of the Secunia CSI Console software from httpAccess the Secunia CSI 7.0 web console by going to https://csi7.secunia.com/CSISetup.exe
- Verify you can login to the console using your account username and initial password. Change your password the first time you login (under Menu -> Configuration -> Reset Security -> Change Password)
- Secunia CSI 67.0 – Technical User Guide to become familiar with the product.
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- Latest customer support documents and contact information can be found inside the CSI Console under Menu -> Support
- CSI FAQ
- CSI Agent User Guide – Single Host Mode
- Video - New Features in CSI 5.0
- Video - How to connect the Secunia CSI to your WSUS
- Video - Reviewing the Secunia CSI scan result and how to create a patchSecunia CSI web console using the Help button on the top right.
- Secunia CSI Resources - videos and pdf documentation
Advanced Tips & Tricks
Custom SQL to get concise and detailed host vulnerability data in CSI local database console (accessible from Menu -> Administration -> Secunia CSI API -> Local Database Console):
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