CentOS

larwood

I think it would be easier to change the hostname of the CentOS install and join to the domain. IP address can be the same doesn't matter. Ideally DHCP reservations as the MACaddress will be the same for both. We have had a few examples of this at my work and we name the Windows install ms<MACaddres...

larwood

My understanding is the vulnerabilities only affect versions 2.4.49 & 2.4.50. You should not be affected with 2.4.6.

https://www.cyber.gov.au/acsc/view-all- ... ttp-server
https://httpd.apache.org/security/vulne ... es_24.html

larwood

As you are using CentOS 7.9 I will assume you are on rsyslog v8.24 so you can add this rule above the standard rules.

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if $syslogfacility-text == 'local4' then {
action(type="omfile"
    name="cisco_logs"
    file="/var/log/cisco.log"
  )
  stop
}

larwood

I find logger useful for testing syslog over UDP. Here are two examples sent from the source server to the syslog server. # logger --udp --server syslog.domain.internal --tag 'production' --priority local0.info 'Just testing' # logger --udp --port 514 --server syslog.domain.internal "Just testing $(...

larwood

Yes I agree with TrevorH that this is most likely your issue. Take a look at this Red Hat article for a full explanation: https://access.redhat.com/solutions/2316 My own notes from when I encountered this issue and did not want to restart the affected service: - # lsof +L | grep deleted scopeux 4421...

larwood

Logs are here:
/var/log/pcp/pmlogger/$(hostname)/

larwood

My search results directed me here so I thought this post was worth updating in the event it may assist others. A few days ago I updated my server from CentOS 7.6.1810 to 7.7.1908. During some post checks I found that fail2ban wasn't effectively blocking IPs and these are some of the relevant errors...

larwood

You will need to add _netdev to your mount options.

As you are using CentOS 7 a better method would be to use systemd. I have an example posted here for CIFS that you could modify for NFS.

larwood

Firewall?

larwood

As you are using CentOS7 you should use systemd. Here are some notes on how I did it. You should name your mount file /etc/systemd/system/web-my_doc.mount and change the other fields to suit your requirements: # vim /mnt/cifs/.cifs_creds username=user1 password=secret # chmod 600 /mnt/cifs/.cifs_cre...

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