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arp_cleanup_interval–60000

ip_forward_directed_broadcasts–0

ip_forward_src_routed–0

ip_forwarding–0

ip_ire_gw_probe–0

ip_pmtu_strategy–1

ip_respond_to_echo_broadcast–0

ip_respond_to_timestamp–0

ip_respond_to_timestamp_broadcast–0

ip_send_redirects–0

ip_send_source_quench–0

tcp_conn_request_max–4096

tcp_syn_rcvd_max–4096

For more information on each of these parameters, run ndd -h

 

 

 

NOTE: If you already have some non-default, non-HP-UX Bastille settings

 

 

 

 

 

 

in effect, you must merge the settings manually. A reminder is added to your

 

 

 

 

 

 

TODO.txt file.

 

 

 

IMPORTANT: Manual action may be required to complete this configuration.

 

 

 

See the TODO.txt file for details.

Actions

 

 

If the /etc/rc.config.d/nddconf file has no entries, the following

 

 

 

parameters are set:

 

 

 

ip_forward_directed_broadcasts=0

 

 

 

ip_forward_src_routed=0

 

 

 

ip_forwarding=0

 

 

 

ip_ire_gw_probe=0

 

 

 

ip_pmtu_strategy=1

 

 

 

ip_respond_to_echo_broadcast= 0

 

 

 

ip_send_redirects= 0

 

 

 

ip_send_source_quench=0

 

 

 

tcp_conn_request_max=4096

 

 

 

tcp_syn_rcvd_max=4096

 

 

 

arp_cleanup_interval= 60000

 

 

 

ip_respond_to_timestamp= 0

 

 

 

ip_respond_to_timestamp_broadcast= 0

 

 

 

Otherwise, an item is created in the TODO.txt file for you to manually

 

 

 

integrate the parameter changes.

HP_UX.other_tools

Headline

 

 

Provide information about other security tools that HP has to offer.

Default

 

 

N

Description

 

 

Although HP-UX Bastille helps to configure most of the security-relevant

 

 

 

features of your operating system, it is not a substitute for a complete security

 

 

 

solution. Such a solution includes properly configured firewalls, network

 

 

 

topologies, intrusion detection, policies, and user education. Hewlett-Packard

 

 

 

has tools and resources to help with most aspects of system security.

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Contents HP-UX Bastille Version B.3.3 User Guide Trademark Acknowledgments Table of Contents Index HP-UX Bastille user interface Standard assessment report List of FiguresQuestion modules Security levels List of TablesAbout this product Features and benefitsPerformance CompatibilitySupport Installation requirements Installing HP-UX BastilleInstallation Page Creating a security configuration profile Using HP-UX Bastille1shows the main screen of the HP-UX Bastille user interface If the Path environment variable has not been updated, useAssessing a system Configuring a systemIs not always detected. HP-UX Bastille might not detect all Using scored reportsAccepted standard configurations are detected Configuration for the corresponding question is notScored assessment report # bastille -r RevertingLocating 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 General use tips TroubleshootingDiagnostic tips Known issues and workaroundsCannot use X because $DISPLAY is not set Problems opening, copying, or reading filesErrors related to individual configuration files HP-UX Bastille configures a firewall using IPFilterContacting 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 Choosing security levels Install-Time Security ITS using HP-UX BastilleEnable kernel-based stack execute protection Table A-3 Additional Sec20MngDMZ security settings1 Choosing security dependencies Selecting security levels during installationConfiguring Sec20MngDMZ or Sec30DMZ security levels Configuring HP-UX Bastille for use with ServiceguardConfiguring Sec10Host level Page Question modules AccountSecurity.cronuser AccountSecurity.guiloginAccountSecurity.hidepasswords AccountSecurity.crontabsfileAccountSecurity.lockaccountnopasswd AccountSecurity.MINPASSWORDLENGTHAccountSecurity.NOLOGIN AccountSecurity.NUMBEROFLOGINSALLOWEDAccountSecurity.PASSWORDMAXDAYS AccountSecurity.NUMBEROFLOGINSALLOWEDynAccountSecurity.PASSWORDHISTORYDEPTH AccountSecurity.PASSWORDHISTORYDEPTHynAccountSecurity.restricthome AccountSecurity.passwordpoliciesAccountSecurity.serialportlogin AccountSecurity.singleuserpasswordAccountSecurity.umask AccountSecurity.SUDEFAULTPATHAccountSecurity.SUDEFAULTPATHyn AccountSecurity.systemauditingAccountSecurity.userrcfiles AccountSecurity.umaskynAccountSecurity.unownedfiles AccountSecurity.userdotfiles Apache.deactivatehpwsapache Apache.chrootapache DNS.chrootbind FTP.ftpusers FilePermissions.worldwriteableHPUX.guibanner HPUX.mailconfigHPUX.ndd HPUX.othertools HPUX.stackexecute HPUX.screensavertimeoutHPUX.restrictswacls HPUX.scanportsIPFilter.blockcfservd HPUX.tcpisnIPFilter.blockDNSquery Hids does not IPFilter.blockhpidsadminIPFilter.blockhpidsagent You are managing some remote Hids agents, answer noIPFilter.blockSecureShell Default 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0 DescriptionIPFilter.blocknetrange IPFilter.blockpingOtherwise, answer no to this question IPFilter.blockwebadminIPFilter.configureipfilter IPFilter.blockwbemPage MiscellaneousDaemons.configuressh IPFilter.installipfilterMiscellaneousDaemons.diagnosticslocalonly MiscellaneousDaemons.disablerbootd MiscellaneousDaemons.disablebindMiscellaneousDaemons.disableptydaemon MiscellaneousDaemons.disablepwgrdMiscellaneousDaemons.nobodysecurerpc MiscellaneousDaemons.disablesmbclientMiscellaneousDaemons.disablesmbserver MiscellaneousDaemons.nfscoreOtherbootserv MiscellaneousDaemons.xaccessMiscellaneousDaemons.sysloglocalonly Patches.spcrun Patches.spccronrunPatches.spccrontime Patches.spcproxyynPrinting.printing SecureInetd.deactivatebootpSecureInetd.banners SecureInetd.deactivateftp SecureInetd.deactivatebuiltinSecureInetd.deactivatedttools SecureInetd.deactivatefingerSecureInetd.deactivateprinter SecureInetd.deactivateidentSecureInetd.deactivatektools SecureInetd.deactivatentalkSecureInetd.deactivateswat SecureInetd.deactivaterecservSecureInetd.deactivaterquotad SecureInetd.deactivatertoolsSecureInetd.ftplogging SecureInetd.deactivatetftpSecureInetd.deactivatetime SecureInetd.deactivateuucpSendmail.sendmailcron SecureInetd.loginetdSecureInetd.inetdgeneral SecureInetd.ownerSendmail.vrfyexpn Sendmail.sendmaildaemonPage All.weight Sample weight filesSample weight file below aligns with the CIS standard CIS.weightCIS.weight Page CIS ID CIS mapping to HP-UX BastilleApache.deactivatehpwsapache AccountSecurity.lockaccountnopasswd Page Index