What are the requirements for inter-component sharing data from RSA Web Threat Detection?
Originally Published: 2017-05-08
Article Number
Applies To
RSA Product/Service Type: Mitigator
RSA Version/Condition: 5.1, 6.x
Issue
Example Customer Question --
We moved the mitigator to a separate server. Since then, the reporting graph is not working and hourly alerts are not displayed on the Alerts tab within the UI. We are sharing the directories /silvertail/data/shared/eds, edsserver and alerts as well as the mitigator.rules across both servers (mitigator and analytical servers). Are we missing something that needs to be shared as this issue appeared when we moved the mitigator to a separate server?
Resolution
Share the var/opt/silvertail/data directory and subdirectories including
/data/alerts
/data/edsserver
/data/logs
/data/reports
/data/tasks
The requirements for an external directory, no matter what the hardware or infrastructure technology(e.g., NAS, FiberOptic,etc.) is that this directory must appear as a normal directory when doing a directory listing command in RHEL or CentOS Linux. You cannot use a symlink to point to one of the above locations.
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