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03-28-2007 09:02 PM
03-28-2007 09:02 PM
HP-UX Audit system
My customer wants to customize the audit output file and wants the ip address used by the user.
Is it possible?
Thanks for help.
Is it possible?
Thanks for help.
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03-28-2007 10:09 PM
03-28-2007 10:09 PM
Re: HP-UX Audit system
Hi,
after nerarly 4 years the first question !
Could you please let us know what security audit system you are running.
Are you just running in trusted mode (what auditing sub systems have you switched on) or are you using one of these:
http://h20338.www2.hp.com/hpux11i/cache/323380-0-0-0-121.html
Please read:
http://66.34.90.71/ITRCForumsEtiquette/after.html
after nerarly 4 years the first question !
Could you please let us know what security audit system you are running.
Are you just running in trusted mode (what auditing sub systems have you switched on) or are you using one of these:
http://h20338.www2.hp.com/hpux11i/cache/323380-0-0-0-121.html
Please read:
http://66.34.90.71/ITRCForumsEtiquette/after.html
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03-29-2007 12:44 AM
03-29-2007 12:44 AM
Re: HP-UX Audit system
Hi,
Hopfuly it will help for the biginnig.
List of IP/hostnames connected to server yesterday using (ftp, ssh, telnet, remsh ..).
yest_date=`(TZ=GMT24BST; date "+%b %e")`
last -R | grep "$yest_date" > ydaylog
cat ydaylog | awk '{print $3}' | tr "[:upper:]" "[:lower:]" | sort | uniq > report
Regards,
Vadim
Hopfuly it will help for the biginnig.
List of IP/hostnames connected to server yesterday using (ftp, ssh, telnet, remsh ..).
yest_date=`(TZ=GMT24BST; date "+%b %e")`
last -R | grep "$yest_date" > ydaylog
cat ydaylog | awk '{print $3}' | tr "[:upper:]" "[:lower:]" | sort | uniq > report
Regards,
Vadim
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03-29-2007 04:57 AM
03-29-2007 04:57 AM
Re: HP-UX Audit system
Info received from customer:
Hi,
I configured it both with trusted system's sam and also configured it manually.
In both case I get the same result. The file contains the results. I can't find any parameter to make it one line.
/etc/rc.config.d/auditing
AUDITING=1
PRI_AUDFILE=/.secure/etc/audfile1
PRI_SWITCH=1000
SEC_AUDFILE=/.secure/etc/audfile2
SEC_SWITCH=1000
AUDEVENT_ARGS1=" -P -F -e delete -e moddac -e modaccess -e login -e admin -e r
eaddac -s link -s unlink -s chdir -s chmod -s chown -s lchmod -s setuid -s stim
e -s access -s stat -s setsid -s setpgrp -s setpgrp3 -s lstat -s setgid -s acct
-s reboot -s utssys -s umask -s chroot -s ulimit -s setgroups -s setpgid -s setp
grp2 -s swapon -s fstat -s settimeofday -s fchown -s fchmod -s setresuid -s setr
esgid -s rename -s rmdir -s setrlimit -s privgrp -s setprivgrp -s plock -s lockf
-s semop -s shmdt -s _set_mem_window -s setdomainname -s setacl -s fsetacl -s s
etaudid -s setaudproc -s setevent -s audswitch -s audctl -s getaccess -s fchdir
-s semctl -s msgctl -s shmctl -s mpctl -s putpmsg -s adjtime -s serialize -s lch
own -s sched_setparam -s sched_setscheduler -s clock_settime -s toolbox -s fstat
64 -s lockf64 -s lstat64 -s setrlimit64 -s stat64 -s setcontext -s setregid -s s
hm_unlink -s mq_unlink -s ksem_unlink -s modload -s moduload -s modpath -s getks
ym -s modadm -s modstat -s spuctl -s acl -s __cnx_p2p_ctl -s __cnx_gsched_ctl -s
mem_res_grp -s settune -s pset_destroy -s pset_assign -s pset_bind -s pset_seta
ttr -s t64migration -s semtimedop -s audtag"
AUDEVENT_ARGS2=" -P -f -e logoff"
AUDEVENT_ARGS3=""
AUDEVENT_ARGS4=" -p -f -s accept -s bind -s close -s connect -s creat -s execv
-s execve -s exit -s exportfs -s fattach -s fdetach -s fork -s ftruncate -s ftr
uncate64 -s kill -s ksem_close -s ksem_open -s mkdir -s mknod -s mlock -s mlocka
ll -s mmap -s mmap64 -s mount -s mq_close -s mq_open -s msgget -s munlock -s mun
lockall -s munmap -s nsp_init -s open -s pipe -s pset_create -s ptrace -s ptrace
64 -s rtprio -s semget -s sendfile -s sendfile64 -s setpriority -s shm_open -s s
hmat -s shmget -s shutdown -s sigqueue -s socket -s socket2 -s socketpair -s soc
ketpair2 -s symlink -s truncate -s truncate64 -s ttrace -s umount -s umount2 -s
vfork -s vfsmount"
AUDOMON_ARGS=" -p 20 -t 1 -w 90"
Hi,
I configured it both with trusted system's sam and also configured it manually.
In both case I get the same result. The file contains the results. I can't find any parameter to make it one line.
/etc/rc.config.d/auditing
AUDITING=1
PRI_AUDFILE=/.secure/etc/audfile1
PRI_SWITCH=1000
SEC_AUDFILE=/.secure/etc/audfile2
SEC_SWITCH=1000
AUDEVENT_ARGS1=" -P -F -e delete -e moddac -e modaccess -e login -e admin -e r
eaddac -s link -s unlink -s chdir -s chmod -s chown -s lchmod -s setuid -s stim
e -s access -s stat -s setsid -s setpgrp -s setpgrp3 -s lstat -s setgid -s acct
-s reboot -s utssys -s umask -s chroot -s ulimit -s setgroups -s setpgid -s setp
grp2 -s swapon -s fstat -s settimeofday -s fchown -s fchmod -s setresuid -s setr
esgid -s rename -s rmdir -s setrlimit -s privgrp -s setprivgrp -s plock -s lockf
-s semop -s shmdt -s _set_mem_window -s setdomainname -s setacl -s fsetacl -s s
etaudid -s setaudproc -s setevent -s audswitch -s audctl -s getaccess -s fchdir
-s semctl -s msgctl -s shmctl -s mpctl -s putpmsg -s adjtime -s serialize -s lch
own -s sched_setparam -s sched_setscheduler -s clock_settime -s toolbox -s fstat
64 -s lockf64 -s lstat64 -s setrlimit64 -s stat64 -s setcontext -s setregid -s s
hm_unlink -s mq_unlink -s ksem_unlink -s modload -s moduload -s modpath -s getks
ym -s modadm -s modstat -s spuctl -s acl -s __cnx_p2p_ctl -s __cnx_gsched_ctl -s
mem_res_grp -s settune -s pset_destroy -s pset_assign -s pset_bind -s pset_seta
ttr -s t64migration -s semtimedop -s audtag"
AUDEVENT_ARGS2=" -P -f -e logoff"
AUDEVENT_ARGS3=""
AUDEVENT_ARGS4=" -p -f -s accept -s bind -s close -s connect -s creat -s execv
-s execve -s exit -s exportfs -s fattach -s fdetach -s fork -s ftruncate -s ftr
uncate64 -s kill -s ksem_close -s ksem_open -s mkdir -s mknod -s mlock -s mlocka
ll -s mmap -s mmap64 -s mount -s mq_close -s mq_open -s msgget -s munlock -s mun
lockall -s munmap -s nsp_init -s open -s pipe -s pset_create -s ptrace -s ptrace
64 -s rtprio -s semget -s sendfile -s sendfile64 -s setpriority -s shm_open -s s
hmat -s shmget -s shutdown -s sigqueue -s socket -s socket2 -s socketpair -s soc
ketpair2 -s symlink -s truncate -s truncate64 -s ttrace -s umount -s umount2 -s
vfork -s vfsmount"
AUDOMON_ARGS=" -p 20 -t 1 -w 90"
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