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RE: Prerequisites for Installing RealSecure System Agent
Subject: RE: Prerequisites for Installing RealSecure System Agent
From: Droski, Sheila (ISSTexas) (SDroski
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Date: Fri Dec 03 1999 - 18:06:16 CST
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Hi Brian,
The only real requirements are:
- Any system running Solaris SPARC 2.5.1, 2.6, 2.7
- The system agent typically uses 5 MB RAM and less than 1% of the CPU
You'll also just want to be sure the system isn't short on hard drive space
for BSM logs to accumulate. The system agent is pretty smart about this and
periodically consolidates and cleans up the logging done for
RealSecure...you know how unhappy Unix gets if it runs short on disk space!
The information below is from one of our developers on how RealSecure system
agent reduces the log files:
"RealSecure System Agent limits the size of the currently-active BSM log
file to 20MB. It does this by internally monitoring the log file's size
and, when this limit is reached, it starts a new log file.
Then, RSSA takes the newly-archived file and auditreduces it to remove all
RSSA-only entries leaving only those entries that were caused by auditing
that was enabled *outside* of RealSecure. Thus, if no other BSM auditing is
taking place, these archived files will be very small in size (24 bytes)
consisting of two file linkage records.
RealSecure does not do any further management of the archived files and it
is up to the system administrator to decide the
disposition of those files. E.g. if no other auditing is being done, I
recommend a cron job to remove all the terminated files. If other auditing
is being done, then the administrator should already have a management
policy in place for the archived files and that should continue to work
after RSSA installation."
hope this helps,
sheila
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Hi
Does anyone knows what are the prerequisites for installing a RealSecure
System Agent on a Sun Solaris 2.5.1 machine??
Cheers
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