[ossec-list] Re: Wazuh-agent.exe

2019-12-05 Thread Sreenivasa Reddy
Yes, its working as expected. But also need how to uninstall in silent mode
wazuh-agent-3.10.exe /S
can u plese help me. 

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[ossec-list] remote secure logging

2019-12-05 Thread Kyriakos Stavridis
Hello everyone,

Let's say I have a firewall that I want to configure to send it's logs to 
my OSSEC server.

I know that I can simply configure my firewall to send logs to my OSSEC 
server's IP and the ossec server like this:


syslog
{FIREWALL_IP}


The thing is that this is an insecure connection and the logs are being 
sent unencrypted.

In OSSEC's documentation it states that there is also the 
secure option that uses authentication and 
encryption for the logs and receives logs at port 1514.

I set my firewall to send remote logs to OSSEC server's IP:1514 but I am 
not seeing the logs at archives.logs (I check the traffic on 1514 port and 
I indeed receive traffic from the firewall, although it's not logged)

So I guess that the whole "secure" thing to work needs some kind of 
authentication as I stated before.

My question is how do I actually configure that? On the firewall, and on 
the OSSEC server?



Any answers or suggestions are appreciated!

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[ossec-list] Secure remote logging

2019-12-05 Thread Kyriakos Stavridis
Hello everyone,

Let's say I have a firewall that I want to configure to send it's logs to 
my OSSEC server.

I know that I can simply configure my firewall to send logs to my OSSEC 
server's IP and the ossec server like this:


syslog
192.168.1.1


The thing is that this is an insecure connection and the logs are being 
sent unencrypted.

In OSSEC's documentation it states that there is also the 
secure option that uses authentication and 
encryption for the logs and receives logs at port 1514.

I set my firewall to send remote logs to OSSEC server's IP:1514 but I am 
not seeing the logs at archives.logs (I check the traffic on 1514 port and 
I indeed receive traffic from the firewall, although it's not logged)

So I guess that the whole "secure" thing to work needs some kind of 
authentication as I stated before.

My question is how do I actually configure that? On the firewall, and on 
the OSSEC server?



Any answers or suggestions are appreciated!

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