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# Disable root login via ssh
# Disable root login via ssh
# Enable sudo
# Enable sudo
# Install fail2ban
# yum remove unneeded software
# yum remove unneeded software
# yum update<br><br>
# yum update<br><br>
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# Setup clamav virus protection for Samba and weekly scan<br><br>
# Setup clamav virus protection for Samba and weekly scan<br><br>
# Setup cron jobs<br><br>
# Setup cron jobs<br><br>
# Configure denyhosts or fail2ban
# ^ Configure Snort passive IDS
# ^ Configure Snort passive IDS
# ^ Transparent Proxy with Squid for bandwidth utilization tally<br><br>
# ^ Transparent Proxy with Squid for bandwidth utilization tally<br><br>

Revision as of 19:56, 7 April 2011

  1. Disable root login via ssh
  2. Enable sudo
  3. Install fail2ban
  4. yum remove unneeded software
  5. yum update

  6. Configure grub serial console redirection
  7. Configure serial console via IPMI
  8. Configure kdump for system panics
  9. Configure NUT for UPS alerts
  10. Configure Time Server for local network access
  11. Configure syslog for network client writes

  12. Mount raid array
  13. Configure md alerts
  14. Enable NFS
  15. Enable samba
  16. Enable iSCSI
  17. ^ Configure bacula and web interface

  18. Setup mail relay
  19. Configure smartd to monitor hard drives
  20. ^ Configure thermal alerts for server
  21. Configure logwatch
  22. Setup clamav virus protection for Samba and weekly scan

  23. Setup cron jobs

  24. ^ Configure Snort passive IDS
  25. ^ Transparent Proxy with Squid for bandwidth utilization tally

  26. Upload firmware for tv tuner card
  27. Setup mythtv
  28. Configure MythWeb
  29. Force http to https redirection

  30. Configure webdav for tomboy notes / foxit marks
  31. Configure mod_auth_pam for httpd authentication

  32. ^ Configure SElinux

  33. ^ Verify all log files in /var/log are not giving any errors or notifications
  34. ^ Check logs for whats growing!
  • ls -alR /var/log | grep ^- | awk {'print $5" "$8'} | sort -k 2| sort -n