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Command History for a user with IP details
Post 302347925 by Smiling Dragon on Thursday 27th of August 2009 01:55:41 AM
08-27-2009
History is very easily modified my the user anyway so isn't really useful.
If you already have an audit trail of their arrival and the associated pty, then it's just a matter of using BSM / Audit to track what they do from there. There's _heaps_ of info available on Solaris' audit daemon, along with a number of tools (free or licensed) to interpret the screeds of data you get from it
As an alternative, you could identify the exact commands the user needs and just grant sudo rights to those commands as the target user only. Then it's logged and a lot safer too.
If you already have an audit trail of their arrival and the associated pty, then it's just a matter of using BSM / Audit to track what they do from there. There's _heaps_ of info available on Solaris' audit daemon, along with a number of tools (free or licensed) to interpret the screeds of data you get from it
As an alternative, you could identify the exact commands the user needs and just grant sudo rights to those commands as the target user only. Then it's logged and a lot safer too.
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