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Practical Linux Security Cookbook

You're reading from   Practical Linux Security Cookbook Secure your Linux environment from modern-day attacks with practical recipes

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789138399
Length 482 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Tajinder Kalsi Tajinder Kalsi
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Linux Security Problem FREE CHAPTER 2. Configuring a Secure and Optimized Kernel 3. Local Filesystem Security 4. Local Authentication in Linux 5. Remote Authentication 6. Network Security 7. Security Tools 8. Linux Security Distros 9. Bash Vulnerability Patching 10. Security Monitoring and Logging 11. Understanding Linux Service Security 12. Scanning and Auditing Linux 13. Vulnerability Scanning and Intrusion Detection 14. Other Books You May Enjoy

Network monitoring using OpenNMS


When we want to monitor unlimited devices in our network at a single instance, we can use OpenNMS. It's an open source and free network monitoring web application system and helps in detecting and monitoring services or nodes automatically in the network. More devices or nodes can also be added to OpenNMS easily.

Getting ready

To configure OpenNMS, we will be using the Ubuntu server, which has been updated to the latest stable version. Once we are done with updating the server, we need to make a few configurations to get our system ready for installing and configuring OpenNMS:

  1. To begin, we will edit the /etc/hosts file to set a proper and fully qualified domain name for our server:

Here, we have added example.OpenNMS.local as the domain name for our server.

  1. Next, we edit /etc/hostname and update the same domain name:
  1. OpenNMS uses PostgreSQL for its database purposes. Hence, we will install PostgreSQL using the following command:
  1. Once the installation completes,...
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