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AMBA Automation with newly added devices/Change security domain

Question asked by Jordan Schwieso on Mar 23, 2018
Latest reply on Mar 14, 2019 by David Allison

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I am starting out with AMBA and was wondering if the following use case was possible and how I can accomplish it.

Everyday I have to check the authentication agents to assign an agent to the correct security domain (since the default seems tom be system domain) to a newly added device. I was told by RSA that this can be automated using AMBA. how do I do this? All the workstations currently have a similar naming convention (etf-....) so how do i setup a script that queries the database everyday for that naming convention (wildcard?) and changes the domain from system to "Desired Security Domain"?

Thanks in advance.

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Jeff Shurtliff

Mar 23, 2018 3:01 PM

Hi Jordan,

I have moved this thread to the RSA SecurID Access so that you can get an answer to your question.

You can post future questions and discussions directly to that community by clicking on the Ask a Question or Start a Discussion button on the RSA SecurID Access page.

Thanks,
Jeff

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David Allison

Mar 14, 2019 3:16 PM

AMBA does allow you to set or change the security domain of an agent. The Add Agent Host (AAH) command can be used with the Operations type set to Update, and the new security domain set with SecurityDomain. To change MyAgent1.example.com from the default SystemDomain to "Desired Security Domain", it would look something like this.

Action,Operation,AgentHostName,SecurityDomain

AAH,Update,MyAgent1.example.com,Desired Security Domain

You would have to run a report to get the agent's current security domain, then take that report output and build a script similar to this to change the security domains.

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Jeff Shurtliff Mar 23, 2018 3:01 PM
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Hi Jordan,

I have moved this thread to the RSA SecurID Access so that you can get an answer to your question.

You can post future questions and discussions directly to that community by clicking on the Ask a Question or Start a Discussion button on the RSA SecurID Access page.

Thanks,
Jeff
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David Allison Mar 14, 2019 3:16 PM
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AMBA does allow you to set or change the security domain of an agent. The Add Agent Host (AAH) command can be used with the Operations type set to Update, and the new security domain set with SecurityDomain. To change MyAgent1.example.com from the default SystemDomain to "Desired Security Domain", it would look something like this.

Action,Operation,AgentHostName,SecurityDomain
AAH,Update,MyAgent1.example.com,Desired Security Domain

You would have to run a report to get the agent's current security domain, then take that report output and build a script similar to this to change the security domains.
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