Qualys Virtual Appliance is a powerful security tool that allows you to scan your virtual and physical infrastructure for vulnerabilities, compliance issues, and threats. Installing Qualys Virtual Appliance is a simple process that can be completed in just a few steps.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to install Qualys Virtual Appliance:

Step 1: Download the Qualys Virtual Appliance image (link provided by Trava Support)

Step 2: Import the image into your virtualization platform

Once you've downloaded the Qualys Virtual Appliance image, you'll need to import it into your virtualization platform. The process may vary depending on the platform you're using, but in general, you'll need to follow these steps:

• Open your virtualization platform and navigate to the "Import Appliance" or "Import VM" option.
• Browse to the location where you saved the Qualys Virtual Appliance image and select it.
• Choose the options you want to use for the virtual machine, such as the amount of memory, disk space, and number of CPUs.
• Start the import process and wait for it to complete.

Step 3: Configure the virtual machine

Once the virtual machine has been imported, you'll need to configure it. This includes setting up the network, IP address, and other settings required for your environment. You may also need to set up storage and configure any other options specific to your virtualization platform.

Step 4: Start the virtual machine

After the virtual machine has been configured, start it up. The Qualys Virtual Appliance should boot up like any other virtual machine.

Step 5: Connect to the virtual machine and set up Qualys

To set up Qualys Virtual Appliance, you'll need to connect to the virtual machine and configure it. This can be done through a web browser, by navigating to the IP address of the virtual machine. Follow the prompts to set up Qualys, including configuring the scanner, setting up users, and configuring policies.

And that's it! Once you've completed these steps, your Qualys Virtual Appliance will be up and running, ready to scan your infrastructure for vulnerabilities and threats. Make sure to keep it up to date with the latest patches and updates to ensure it stays effective.