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Figure 3-4 Assessment report score

The percentage of weight items secured properly is displayed at the end of the .txt report and in the header row of the .html report. For example, see Figure 3-4

Sample weight files that match the default configuration files are provided in /etc/opt/ sec_mgmt/bastille/configs/defaults. This directory also includes the template file all.weight which contains all possible HP-UX question items as selected. For sample files, see Appendix D (page 63).

3.4 Reverting

If you want to revert the system files to the state they were in before HP-UX Bastille was run, use the revert option:

#bastille -r

IMPORTANT: Before using the revert feature, read the revert-actions script to ensure changes do not disrupt your system. This file appears in /var/opt/sec_mgmt/bastille/ revert/revert-actions.

If changes were made to the system after HP-UX Bastille was run, either manually or by other programs, review those changes to verify they still work and have not broken the system or compromised its security. Certain firewall options and reverting the system can make a system less secure.

After running the revert option, look at the TOREVERT.txt file to ensure that the tasks needed to finalize the revert process are complete. The file is located in /var/opt/sec_mgmt/ bastille/TOREVERT.txt.

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Contents HP-UX Bastille Version B.3.3 User Guide Trademark Acknowledgments Table of Contents Index List of Figures HP-UX Bastille user interface Standard assessment reportList of Tables Question modules Security levelsFeatures and benefits About this productPerformance CompatibilitySupport Installation requirements Installing HP-UX BastilleInstallation Page Using HP-UX Bastille Creating a security configuration profileIf the Path environment variable has not been updated, use 1shows the main screen of the HP-UX Bastille user interface Configuring a system Assessing a systemUsing scored reports Accepted standard configurations are detectedConfiguration for the corresponding question is not Is not always detected. HP-UX Bastille might not detect allScored assessment report Reverting # bastille -rLocating files Monitoring driftFor more information, see bastilledrift1M Var/opt/secmgmt/bastille/log/Assessment/Drift.txt Check for a TOREVERT.txt file Removing HP-UX BastilleIf the file exists, complete the actions listed Page Troubleshooting Diagnostic tipsKnown issues and workarounds General use tipsProblems opening, copying, or reading files Errors related to individual configuration filesHP-UX Bastille configures a firewall using IPFilter Cannot use X because $DISPLAY is not setContacting HP Support and other resourcesRelated information Typographic conventions To complete a task Or damage to hardware or softwareSupplement important points of the main text Page Install-Time Security ITS using HP-UX Bastille Choosing security levelsEnable kernel-based stack execute protection Table A-3 Additional Sec20MngDMZ security settings1 Selecting security levels during installation Choosing security dependenciesConfiguring Sec20MngDMZ or Sec30DMZ security levels Configuring HP-UX Bastille for use with ServiceguardConfiguring Sec10Host level Page Question modules AccountSecurity.guilogin AccountSecurity.hidepasswordsAccountSecurity.crontabsfile AccountSecurity.cronuserAccountSecurity.MINPASSWORDLENGTH AccountSecurity.NOLOGINAccountSecurity.NUMBEROFLOGINSALLOWED AccountSecurity.lockaccountnopasswdAccountSecurity.NUMBEROFLOGINSALLOWEDyn AccountSecurity.PASSWORDHISTORYDEPTHAccountSecurity.PASSWORDHISTORYDEPTHyn AccountSecurity.PASSWORDMAXDAYSAccountSecurity.passwordpolicies AccountSecurity.serialportloginAccountSecurity.singleuserpassword AccountSecurity.restricthomeAccountSecurity.SUDEFAULTPATH AccountSecurity.SUDEFAULTPATHynAccountSecurity.systemauditing AccountSecurity.umaskAccountSecurity.umaskyn AccountSecurity.unownedfilesAccountSecurity.userdotfiles AccountSecurity.userrcfilesApache.deactivatehpwsapache Apache.chrootapacheDNS.chrootbind FilePermissions.worldwriteable FTP.ftpusersHPUX.guibanner HPUX.mailconfigHPUX.ndd HPUX.othertools HPUX.screensavertimeout HPUX.restrictswaclsHPUX.scanports HPUX.stackexecuteIPFilter.blockcfservd HPUX.tcpisnIPFilter.blockDNSquery IPFilter.blockhpidsadmin IPFilter.blockhpidsagentYou are managing some remote Hids agents, answer no Hids does notDefault 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0 Description IPFilter.blocknetrangeIPFilter.blockping IPFilter.blockSecureShellIPFilter.blockwebadmin IPFilter.configureipfilterIPFilter.blockwbem Otherwise, answer no to this questionPage MiscellaneousDaemons.configuressh IPFilter.installipfilterMiscellaneousDaemons.diagnosticslocalonly MiscellaneousDaemons.disablebind MiscellaneousDaemons.disableptydaemonMiscellaneousDaemons.disablepwgrd MiscellaneousDaemons.disablerbootdMiscellaneousDaemons.disablesmbclient MiscellaneousDaemons.disablesmbserverMiscellaneousDaemons.nfscore MiscellaneousDaemons.nobodysecurerpcOtherbootserv MiscellaneousDaemons.xaccessMiscellaneousDaemons.sysloglocalonly Patches.spccronrun Patches.spccrontimePatches.spcproxyyn Patches.spcrunPrinting.printing SecureInetd.deactivatebootpSecureInetd.banners SecureInetd.deactivatebuiltin SecureInetd.deactivatedttoolsSecureInetd.deactivatefinger SecureInetd.deactivateftpSecureInetd.deactivateident SecureInetd.deactivatektoolsSecureInetd.deactivatentalk SecureInetd.deactivateprinterSecureInetd.deactivaterecserv SecureInetd.deactivaterquotadSecureInetd.deactivatertools SecureInetd.deactivateswatSecureInetd.deactivatetftp SecureInetd.deactivatetimeSecureInetd.deactivateuucp SecureInetd.ftploggingSecureInetd.loginetd SecureInetd.inetdgeneralSecureInetd.owner Sendmail.sendmailcronSendmail.sendmaildaemon Sendmail.vrfyexpnPage Sample weight files All.weightCIS.weight Sample weight file below aligns with the CIS standardCIS.weight Page CIS mapping to HP-UX Bastille CIS IDApache.deactivatehpwsapache AccountSecurity.lockaccountnopasswd Page Index