This release of the PATROL for UNIX and Linux product provides several options to secure your UNIX environment. By implementing PATROL security, you can protect the data that is passed between PATROL components and restrict unauthorized users from accessing your data. PATROL security is installed as part of the agent, console server, and consoles. KMs inherit the security policy from the agent, console server, and console on which the KMs are installed. You can secure the data passed between PATROL components and restrict unauthorized users from accessing your data by implementing PATROL security. You can select from five security levels when you install PATROL. Note The PATROL Agent, console server, and consoles must operate at the same security level to communicate with each other. When you install agents, console servers, or consoles that need to communicate with previously installed versions of these components, check the security level of the previously installed components and be sure to install the new ones at the same level. To check the security level of a previously installed agent, console server, or console, perform the following steps: The security level is displayed in the security level field of the output. Review the security level definitions in the PATROL Security User Guide before installing PATROL to determine the appropriate security level for your components. If you want to implement a new security level after having previously installed PATROL security, see the PATROL Security User Guide for instructions.
For detailed information about PATROL security, see the PATROL Security User Guide.Checking Security Levels
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Assessing and Implementing a Different Security Level