Host Intrusion Detection System Release 3.1 Release Notes

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Postinstallation
When an agent system reboots after an upgrade from HP-UX HIDS Release 2.x to Release
3.1, the HP-UX startup in progress list should display OK for the Starting HP-UX HIDS
agent entry.
When an agent system reboots after a cold installation, the HP-UX startup in progress list
should display N/A for the Starting HP-UX HIDS agent entry. That is, system boot will
not automatically start idsagent until after the secure communication keys and
certificates have been installed on the agent system (see “Configuration” on page 44).
On each agent system, after the system has rebooted, run the IDS_checkInstall script.
$ /opt/ids/bin/IDS_checkInstall
This script checks that the Intrusion Detection Data Source (idds) kernel driver is
configured and enabled. On all systems, it also checks that all the necessary and
superseding patches have been installed; it does not verify superseding patches.
Updating from Release 2.x
This section contains instructions on the use of conversion utilities for Release 2.x migrations.
The guiSchedConvert Migration Tool
Delivered as: /opt/ids/bin/guiSchedConvert
Usage: guiSchedConvert [Java executable path name]
What it does: The migration tool migrates any System Manager Release 2.x schedule and
group file to a corresponding Release 3.1 syntax. As noted in Release 3.1 feature
announcements, templates differ significantly from Release 2.x. Highlights of the change
include template name change, modification in properties offered, and changes in the name of
the new property sets. If you have an existing Release 2.x installation with customer
schedules and groups (apart from what was shipped with the product), use the migration tool
to convert these schedules to be compliant with the Release 3.1 architecture.
The tool checks whether the groups present in the system belong to Release 3.1 or Release 2.x.
If any group belongs to Release 2.x, it is migrated. Any Release 3.1 group is not changed. For
every group that exist in the system (in /var/opt/ids/gui/SurveillanceGroups), the
guiSchedConvert outputs whether the group is being migrated or not.
How to use: