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| Subject: | Re: Nokia FW HA monitoring |
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| Date: | 20 May 2005 08:22:20 -0000 |
In-Reply-To: <20050519162122.14982.qmail@www.securityfocus.com> Cool!, but... this is supposed to be added in the pandora_agent.conf file, but, all these commands are included in the IPSO?? Are that commands valid for any IPSO? We want to use that to monitor more FW, but we want to be sure of the availability... And continuing asking, there's anything more that the included in the default file that can be done for FW security? Something like count the fw objects or rules, or see if IP forwarding is enable... And also, how to configure an alert if the FW is dropping a large amount of packages (sympthom of an attack..)? I know there are a lot of questions, sorry :-D
Hello! We have 2 Nokia IPSO 3.5 in HA with CheckPoint NG FP4, and we are trying to monitor these with Pandora agent for IPSO (the last version 1.1). I'm using the standard monitors like CPU packet fragmentation and so on and all it's OK, I can see the graphics and statistics, but... can we obtain any way to have the state of High Availability, not with iclid?Easy, I think that is not included in the default agent for Nokia FW-1 IPSO, but implementation would be some as: module_begin module_name run_ha_ckp module_type generic_proc module_exec cpstat -f all ha | tr -s " " " " | awk '/Status short: OK|HA started: yes|HA state: active/{x+=1} END { if (x == 3) print "1"; else print "0"}' module_end module_begin module_name ha_fw_ckp module_type generic_proc module_exec cpstat -f sync fw | tr -s " " " " | awk '/sync - configured: Yes|sync - out state: On|sync - in state: On/{x+=1} END { if (x == 3) print "1"; else print "0"}' module_end Please before check commands outside Pandora (running in prompt and verifing syntax). In http://pandoramon.sourceforge.net/index.php?sec=docs/index (Pandora Documentation section), will be published a "contrib" modules section, please check in a few days.
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