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Probe Installation on VM
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Remote vRule Engine Installation (Optional)
Follow these steps only if the vRule Engine must be installed remotely:
Pre-requisites
The remote vRule requirements are provided below:
- Operating System: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 7.9
- Min 8vCPUs
- 8 GB RAM
- Docker version – 18.x+
- 100-200MB in /tmp partition during installation
Installation
- Download the tar file vsp-web-remote-ae.tar.gz from the Artifactory directory
- Version 2.8 and Above : vsp > releases > public <Major_Release> > <Minor_Release> > <Patch_Version> > tar_package > remote_ae
Example: vsp > releases > public > 2 > 2.8 > 2.8.0 > tar_package > remote_ae - Version 2.7 : vsp > releases > public > <Release_Number> > tar_package > remote_ae
Example: vsp > releases > public > 2.7.0 > tar_package > remote_ae
- Version 2.8 and Above : vsp > releases > public <Major_Release> > <Minor_Release> > <Patch_Version> > tar_package > remote_ae
- Execute the below commands:Shell
tar -xvzf vsp-web-remote-ae.tar.gz ./vsp_run_vrule.sh -h # To view the script usage ./vsp_run_vrule.sh
- The various arguments accepted by vsp_run_vrule.sh script are:
Parameter Description -c <CMS_IP> IP Address of the CMS -i <vRule_IP> IP Address of the Remote vRule Host -k <Kafka_IP> IP Address of the Kafka Optional Parameters -K <Custom_Advertised_Listener> Provide this option if Kafka is configured with custom advertised listener -s Provide this option to stop the Remote vRule container if running -u Provide this option if CMS is deployed with custom certificates - Verification: Navigate to Deploy > Overview in the left navigation pane. The vRule Engine is listed with the status Connected
Install Probe
For VMs, utilize/create a deployment profile and add a Probe as described below:
Deployment Profiles
- Deployment profiles contain environment-specific information required for Probe installation
- To view the Deployment Profiles, log in to CMS and navigate to Deploy > Deployment Profiles
- Out-of-the-box profiles are provided. New Deployment Profiles can be created if required
- Version 2.11 and Above: Three profiles are provided:
- Default Windows (2003) VM
- Default Linux VM
- Default Windows (Others) VM (Windows 2008 profile is merged with the common Windows Profile)
- Version 2.8 - 2.10: Four Profiles are provided. These profiles cannot be modified or deleted
- Version 2.7: Two Profiles are provided, one each for Linux and Windows
- Version 2.11 and Above: Three profiles are provided:
- Each Profile contains configuration information required for Probe installation like IP Addresses, preferences related to Uninstallation (in upgrade scenarios)
- Click on the required Profile to view more information
- Utilize Standard tab to configure the required parameters
- Utilize Advanced tab to configure the optional parameters
- User-created profiles can be modified or deleted
Add new Probe
To procure the actual commands/instructions for Probe installation, follow the steps below:
Navigate to Deploy > Probes on CMS. Click ADD NEW
STEP 1: Select the required Deployment Profile
STEP 2: Utilize the provided commands to download and untar (Linux only) the installable. Use the copy button to copy the command for both Windows and Linux
STEP 3: Utilize the provided command to install VSP Probe
STEP 4: If Probe automatic restart is not configured, utilize the provided command for VSP services restart
Further Steps
Web and Memory Protection
STEP 1: Applications are created automatically discovered in CMS. Click here for more information. In cases, manual Application Creation is preferred, click here
STEP 2: Secure the Probe on CMS
Host Protection
STEP 1: Configure Threat Intelligence Service
STEP 2: Create Host Profile