Security Manager for NetApp Filer allows you to monitor NetApp filer devices. This module provides embedded knowledge so you can proactively manage NetApp filers and identify issues before they become critical. By detecting, alerting on, and automatically responding to critical events in real-time, Security Manager for NetApp Filer helps indicate, correct, and prevent possible intrusions, attacks, and configuration problems. This module increases the security, availability, and performance of NetApp filers.

Security Manager for NetApp Filer monitors syslog messages generated by NetApp filers. Security Manager for NetApp Filer also highlights events that may indicate configuration changes or attacks, so you can quickly take corrective or preventive actions. For example, Security Manager for NetApp Filer enables you to perform the following tasks:

• Detect misconfigurations in your NetApp filer environment
• Back up your configuration settings using the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol
• Identify possible attacks
• Notify the Security Specialists notification group of serious issues
• Monitor your environment from a single console

Security Manager for NetApp Filer also collects events from logs and stores them in secure repositories so you can archive this data, create reports for management or auditing purposes, and analyze critical events to research issues. Security Manager for NetApp Filer collects all syslog messages you configure the NetApp filer device to send.

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This document outlines why you should install this module, lists any installation requirements, and identifies any known issues.

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Supported Products

This release supports the following products:

• NetApp filer models FAS2020 and later

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Why Install This Module?

Security Manager for NetApp Filer provides support for received data from monitored NetApp filer devices. The volume and type of data that Security Manager for NetApp Filer collects is determined by the configuration of the device and the policies you have created on the device.

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System Requirements

The following table lists additional requirements for a Windows agent. For more information about agent requirements, see the Installation Guide for NetIQ Security Manager.

Category	Requirement
Processor	1.5 GHz Intel Pentium III or equivalent.
Memory	40 MB minimum. The amount of memory usage varies and depends on the environment, including event rate and other factors.
Operating System	All supported Windows agent platforms.
Software	Ensure you have Security Manager 6.5 or later installed. Ensure you have the latest version of the Security Manager Self-Monitoring module installed. This module is required for optimum functionality of the product.

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Installing This Module

Install the module using the Module Installer utility. For more information about installing modules, see the User Guide for NetIQ Security Manager.

You can verify successful installation of the module in the Module Installer. After the installation completes, verify the Status column indicates the module is current and the module version listed in the Installed Version column is the same as the version in the Available Version column.

After you install the module, run the Configuration Wizard to configure Security Manager for NetApp Filer. For more information about using the Configuration Wizard, see the User Guide for NetIQ Security Manager.

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NetApp Filer Event Fields Used by Security Manager

Security Manager for NetApp Filer collects various fields from the data received from monitored NetApp filer devices. Security Manager stores some of those fields in the log archive and uses some fields for generating real-time alerts or in Forensic Analysis queries.

The following table lists the NetApp Filer data fields most commonly used by Security Manager and maps those fields to the corresponding names and values used for real-time alerting, log archival, and Forensic Analysis. You can use these fields to create processing rules or Forensic Analysis queries tailored to your specific environment. For more information about creating processing rules, see the Programming Guide for NetIQ Security Manager.

Real-Time Parameter Name/Number	Log Archive Field Name	Forensic Analysis Column Name
$Message	message	Message
$Computer	analyzer.node.name	NetApp Filer Name
N/A	common.category	Data Category
N/A	common.classification.type	Data Classification Type
N/A	analyzer.model	Platform
Source	classification.origin	Source Name
1	action	Action
2	assessment.impact.severity	Severity
3	classification.name	Native Classifcation
4	target.object.name	Target Object
5	target.service.name	Target Service
6	target.service.port	Target Port
7	target.user.userid.name	Target User
8	source.node.address.address source.node.name	Source Address Source Node
9	target.object.type	Target Object Type
10	status	Status
11	common.classification	Event Classification
12	target.service.protocol	Target Protocol

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Contact Information

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