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Solaris Security Toolkit and Solaris 10
by Roland Cruesemann
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Hello,
the lastest version, 4.1, of the Solaris Security Toolkit supports the Solaris OS only up to version 9. What is with Solaris 10? Best regards, Roland Cruesemann |
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Re: Solaris Security Toolkit and Solaris 10
by James Pratt-2
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Looks like they are working on it, sounds like it should be ready soon?...
http://forum.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=23618&messageID=86518 regards, jamie -- James Pratt Unix Systems Administrator Norwich University http://www.norwich.edu <jpratt@...> | ph. (802)485-2532 Roland Cruesemann wrote: > Hello, > > the lastest version, 4.1, of the Solaris Security Toolkit supports > the Solaris OS only up to version 9. > What is with Solaris 10? > > Best regards, > Roland Cruesemann |
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Re: Solaris Security Toolkit and Solaris 10
by David R Hartley
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In the meantime:
http://www.cisecurity.org/bench_solaris.html has a new security benchmark for Solaris 10 --- Jamie Pratt <jpratt@...> wrote: > Looks like they are working on it, sounds like it > should be ready soon?... > > http://forum.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=23618&messageID=86518 > > regards, > jamie > > -- > > James Pratt > Unix Systems Administrator > Norwich University > http://www.norwich.edu > <jpratt@...> | ph. (802)485-2532 > > > Roland Cruesemann wrote: > > Hello, > > > > the lastest version, 4.1, of the Solaris > Security Toolkit supports > > the Solaris OS only up to version 9. > > What is with Solaris 10? > > > > Best regards, > > Roland Cruesemann > |
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Re: Solaris Security Toolkit and Solaris 10
by Alex Noordergraaf
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End of July is our current planned release date. Unfortunately can't get it out any earlier then that. HTH, Alex Jamie Pratt wrote: > Looks like they are working on it, sounds like it should be ready soon?... > > http://forum.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=23618&messageID=86518 > > regards, > jamie > > -- > > James Pratt > Unix Systems Administrator > Norwich University > http://www.norwich.edu > <jpratt@...> | ph. (802)485-2532 > > > Roland Cruesemann wrote: > >>Hello, >> >>the lastest version, 4.1, of the Solaris Security Toolkit supports >>the Solaris OS only up to version 9. >>What is with Solaris 10? >> >>Best regards, >>Roland Cruesemann |
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Re: Solaris Security Toolkit and Solaris 10
by Glenn Brunette
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Neil, Jamie, You should not use the Solaris Security Toolkit (version 4.1 or older) on Solaris 10. While the code may technically run, it will not do what you expect. This is because the Solaris Security Toolkit (version 4.1 or older): (1) does not know about the Solaris 10 Service Management Facility: http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/content/selfheal/ As such, many of the services typically disabled/enabled/modified by JASS will be unchanged after a JASS run. (2) does not know anything about zones so using copy of the Toolkit may result in error and/or warning messages when you attempt to run it in a local zone. (3) does not know about any new services that have been introduced in Solaris 10 (as such there are no audit/finish scripts for them). There may be other issues as well, but there are the big highlights. Solaris 10 will officially support Solaris 10 with its 4.2 release that is expected soon. Also, someone mentioned the CIS Solaris 10 Benchmark. It is true that the Solaris 10 Benchmark from CIS has been released. In fact, Sun actively worked with CIS on the development of this Benchmark. It should be noted however that the CIS scoring tool for Solaris 10 is not yet available either. g -- Glenn Brunette DE & Chief Security Architect, Client Solutions Sun Microsystems, Inc. Neil Verkland wrote: > I'm taking the "Company Line" on this one. My local Sun guru used the > statement on me. I haven't actually dug in there. I had the same > question for him. I don't believe he actually tried it either..... > > Neil S. Verkland, B.Sc.C.S. > Manager, Learning and Information Systems > Grant MacEwan College > > >>>>Jamie Pratt <jpratt@...> 6/13/2005 11:03:59 AM >>> > > So,,,, Are you saying you've actually gotten JASS to work right on sol > 10, or is this just a generalized compatibility statement? ... > Personally, I haven't tried it yet, but it sounds like I don't even > want > to anyhow, judging by google searches, and this list-serv... :-( > > regards, > jamie > > Neil Verkland wrote: > >>Solaris 10 has guaranteed backward compatibility with all Solaris 9 >>apps, so go ahead and use the old version for now. >> >> >> >>>>>Jamie Pratt <jpratt@...> 6/13/2005 8:12:53 AM >>> >> >>Looks like they are working on it, sounds like it should be ready >>soon?... >> >>http://forum.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=23618&messageID=86518 >> >>regards, >>jamie >> >>-- >> >>James Pratt >>Unix Systems Administrator >>Norwich University >>http://www.norwich.edu >><jpratt@...> | ph. (802)485-2532 >> >> >>Roland Cruesemann wrote: >> >> >>>Hello, >>> >>>the lastest version, 4.1, of the Solaris Security Toolkit >> >>supports >> >> >>>the Solaris OS only up to version 9. >>>What is with Solaris 10? >>> >>>Best regards, >>>Roland Cruesemann >> >> >>Neil S. Verkland, B.Sc.C.S. >>Manager, Learning and Information Systems >>Grant MacEwan College >> |
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