Securing HP NonStop Servers in an Open Systems World: TCP/IP, OSS and SQL
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Copyright Pageiv
- Contentsvii
- Forewardxliii
- Prefacexlv
- Distinguished Contributorsxlix
- Introductionlv
- A Wider Perspectivelvii
- Some New Termslviii
- About This Handbooklix
- Applying the Securitylxv
- Chapter 1. Compliance Concepts1
- Representative Regulations2
- Analysis of Requirements in Common11
- Conclusions19
- Chapter 2. Changes to Safeguard Since G06.2121
- Safeguard Changes Included in Release G06.2121
- Safeguard Changes Included in Release G06.2222
- Safeguard Changes Included in Release G06.2322
- Safeguard Changes Included in Release G06.2425
- Explicit Nodes Example26
- Safeguard Changes Included in Release G06.2528
- Safeguard Changes Included in Release G06.2633
- Safeguard Changes Included in Release G06.2734
- Safeguard Changes Included in Release G06.2837
- Safeguard Changes Included in Release G06.2937
- Safeguard Subsystem Component Updates45
- Chapter 3. Securing Pathway Applications51
- Pathway Development52
- Pathway Run-Time Components54
- Chapter 4. TCP/IP79
- TCP/IP Security79
- TCP/IP Architecture80
- HP NonStop Server Implementation of TCP/IP96
- TCP/IP Applications102
- Firewalls and Routers116
- VPN117
- SSH Subsystem117
- Chapter 5. File Sharing Programs157
- Network File System (NFS) Subsystem157
- Samba174
- Chapter 6. NonStop SQL and Database Security217
- What is Database Security?218
- Compiling and Executing NonStop SQL Programs240
- Securing Client Queries from ODBC/MX and JDBC/MX245
- Securing Dynamic SQL Queries249
- NonStop SQL Interactions with other Utilities254
- Chapter 7. Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) SQL/MP259
- Security Configuration267
- Auditing in ODBC272
- Other ODBC Programs and Utilities281
- Chapter 8. System Management Tools285
- Tandem Service Management (TSM) Subsystem285
- Open System Management (OSM)293
- Distributed Systems Management/Software Configuration Manager301
- Chapter 9. The Guardian Gazette A–Z315
- ADDTOSCF Script316
- ADDTCPIP Script316
- ALTERIP Script316
- APPPRVD System Program316
- APPSRVR System Program317
- CIMON System Program317
- CONFIG System Configuration File317
- CTCPIP0 and CTCPIP1 Scripts318
- CEVSMX System Program318
- Distributed Systems Management/Software Configuration Manager (DSM/SCM)318
- ENOFT User Program325
- EVNTPRVD System Program326
- EVTMGR Program326
- FDIST System Program327
- FSCK System Utility327
- IAPRVD System Program328
- IAREPO File328
- IMPORT System Program329
- INIT0 and INIT1 Scripts329
- INITRD File329
- Integrity NonStop Compilers329
- LISTNER System Utility333
- LOGTCPIP Log File334
- LOGSCF Log Fill 8e334
- LOGTCP0 and LOGTCP1 Log File334
- LOGTCPIP Log File335
- MXANCHOR File Configuration File335
- MXAUDSRV System Program335
- MXCMP User Program335
- MXESP System Program336
- MXGNAMES System Program336
- MXOAS System Program336
- MXOCFG System Program336
- MXODSN Configuration File336
- MXOMSG File337
- MXOSRVR System Program337
- MXRTDSRV System Program337
- MXUDR System Program337
- MXUTP System Program337
- Network File System (NFS) Subsystem338
- NFS348
- NOS System Program348
- NOSCOM User Program348
- NOSUTIL System Program348
- NS System Program348
- OSMINI Configuration File349
- OSSFM System Program349
- Object Code Accelerator (OCA) User Program349
- OEVPRVD System Program358
- OSH User Program358
- Open System Management (OSM)359
- OSMCONF Configuration File375
- OSS File Manager (OSSFM)375
- OSS Monitor Process (OSSMON)376
- OSS Pipe Server (OSSPS)385
- OSSLS System Program386
- OSSMON System Program386
- OSSPS System Program387
- OSSTA System Program387
- OSSTTY System Utility387
- PCAUTHD System Program389
- PCLPRD System Program389
- PCNFSD System Program389
- PERSIST File390
- Persistence Manager (ZPM) System Program390
- PERSSUPP Configuration File391
- QIO Subsystem391
- RALPRVD System Program392
- RALPRVNP System Program393
- Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Subsystem393
- RPC395
- Safeguard Subsystem396
- SCS398
- SCSOBJ398
- SECPRVD398
- SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)398
- SNMPPAGT401
- SPDIST2401
- SQL Communication Subsystem (SCS)402
- SQL/MX402
- SRM416
- Storage-Pool Files416
- SUPPREPO418
- TACLPRVD418
- TDMNSM Placeholder File418
- TDMODBC Configuration File418
- Tandem Service Management (TSM) Subsystem418
- TCP/IP Subsystem431
- ZMXSTMPL Configuration File440
- TNS/E Link Editor (ELD) User Program440
- TNS/E Native Object File Tool (ENOFT) User Program440
- TSMERROR Log440
- TSMINI Configuration File440
- ZCT08153 File440
- ZCT08153 File441
- ZFB* Files441
- ZMPnnnnn Files441
- ZMSGQ System Program441
- ZNFSPTR User Program441
- ZNFSSCF System Program442
- ZNFSTEXT File442
- ZNFSTMPL Template File442
- ZNFSUSR and ZNFSUSR I Files442
- ZOSSFSET Configuration File443
- ZOSSPARM File Configuration File443
- ZOSSSERV Configuration File443
- ZPHIxxxx Files443
- ZPM System Program443
- ZRPCTMPL Template File444
- ZSPE System Program444
- ZTRC File444
- ZTRCn Files444
- ZZAAnnnn Files444
- ZZALnnnn Files445
- ZZDCnnnn Files445
- ZZNFSnnnn Files445
- ZZSNnnnn Files445
- ZZPSnnnnFiles445
- ZZSKnnnn Log Files446
- ZZSSnnnn Files446
- ZZUSERS and ZZUSERS2 Files446
- $ZCMOM Process446
- $ZLOG Process446
- $ZOEV Process447
- $ZOLHD Process447
- $ZOSM Process447
- $ZFMnn Process447
- $ZMSGQ Process448
- $ZPLS Process448
- $ZPM Process448
- $ZPMON Process448
- $ZPNS Process448
- $ZPPnn Process448
- $ZRD9 Process449
- $ZSPE Process449
- $ZTAnn Process449
- $ZTSM Process449
- $ZTSMS Process449
- Chapter 10. The Open System Services Subsystem451
- The OSS Environment451
- The OSS File System457
- Processes in OSS481
- Interactions With the Guardian Environment486
- User Authentication in OSS488
- OSS User Management489
- OSS Subsystem Components501
- Chapter 11. OSS Gazette a to z511
- OSS Commands513
- $HOME Directory519
- alias User Program521
- apropos User Program523
- ar User Program524
- at Subsystem525
- at.allow and at.deny Files529
- atjobs Job Queue Directory530
- atq User Program530
- atrm User Program531
- authorized_keys File531
- awk User Program532
- banner System Utility533
- basename User Program533
- batch User Program534
- bc User Program536
- Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) Server537
- bg User Program542
- /bin Directory543
- BIND544
- c89 User Program544
- cal User Program545
- cancel User Program546
- cat User Program546
- cd User Program548
- charmap Configuration Files549
- chgrp User Program549
- chmod User Program550
- chown User Program551
- cksum User Program552
- clear User Program553
- cmp User Program554
- cobol User Program555
- command User Program557
- Command Aliases557
- Compilers in the OSS Environment558
- comm User Program561
- compress User Program562
- cp User Program563
- cpio User Program564
- cron Subsystem565
- cron.allow and cron.deny Files573
- cron log573
- crontab Job Queue Files573
- crontab User Program574
- csplit User Program575
- cut User Program576
- date User Program577
- dc User Program577
- dd User Program578
- df User Program579
- diff User Program580
- dircmp User Program581
- dirname User Program581
- dspcat User Program582
- dspmsg User Program583
- du User Program584
- echo User Program585
- ed User Program586
- egrep User Program587
- eld User Program588
- enoft User Program588
- env User Program588
- environment Files589
- /etc Directory589
- ex User Program591
- expand User Program592
- expr User Program593
- fc User Program593
- fg User Program594
- fgrep User Program595
- file User Program596
- find User Program598
- flex User Program599
- flex.skel File600
- fold User Program601
- ftp in OSS602
- gencat User Program603
- genxlt User Program604
- getconf User Program604
- getopts User Program605
- gname User Program606
- grep User Program607
- gtacl User Program608
- head User Program609
- hosts Configuration File610
- hosts.equiv Configuration File610
- iconv User Program611
- id User Program612
- id_dsa Files613
- id_rsa Files613
- identity Files613
- import User Program614
- inetd Subsystem614
- InstallSqlmx628
- ipcrm User Program628
- ipcs User Program629
- jobs User Program630
- join User Program631
- kill User Program632
- known_hosts File633
- ksh Command Interpreter633
- lex User Program634
- lex.backtrack File635
- lex.yy.c File635
- Library Files635
- line User Program637
- In User Program638
- locale Configuration File639
- locale Subsystem640
- logger User Program644
- logname User Program645
- Ip User Program646
- Ipstat User Program646
- Is User Program647
- magic File648
- make User Program649
- makefile Configuration Files650
- man User Program652
- merge_whatis System Utility655
- Message Text Files (.msg)655
- migrate655
- mkcatdefs User Program655
- mkdir User Program657
- mkfifo User Program658
- moduli Configuration File659
- more User Program659
- named User Program660
- named.conf Configuration File660
- mv User Program661
- mxci662
- mxcierrors.cat662
- mxcmp662
- mxCompileUserModule662
- mxexportddl663
- mxsqlc663
- mxsqlco663
- mxtool663
- nawk User Program663
- networks Configuration File664
- newgrp User Program664
- nice User Program666
- nl User Program667
- nld User Program667
- nm User Program669
- nmcobol User Program670
- noft User Program671
- nohup User Program671
- NSM/web Subsystem672
- nsupdate User Program676
- od User Program676
- pack User Program677
- passwd Configuration File679
- paste User Program679
- patch User Program680
- pathchk User Program682
- pax Utility683
- Pcleanup Utility684
- pinstall User Program685
- pname User Program686
- pr User Program687
- printf User Program687
- printcap Configuration File688
- /private Directory691
- prngd System Utility692
- .profile Configuration Files692
- program User Program695
- .proto Configuration File696
- queuedefs Configuration File696
- protocols Configuration File696
- ps User Program696
- pwd User Program697
- rc Configuration File698
- read User Program698
- Remote Name Daemon Control (rndc) User Program699
- resolv.conf Configuration File699
- rexecd699
- rhosts Configuration File701
- rm User Program703
- rmdir User Program704
- rndc User Program705
- rndc.conf Configuration File705
- rsh/rshd Subsystem706
- runcat User Program709
- runv User Program710
- Samba Subsystem711
- scp User Program724
- secrets Configuration File724
- sed User Program725
- services Configuration File725
- setmxdb726
- SFTP Subsystem726
- sh Command Interpreter727
- shadow Configuration File728
- share_info File728
- shift User Program729
- shosts Configuration File729
- sleep User Program730
- sort User Program730
- split User Program731
- SQL/MX Subsystem732
- SSH Subsystem743
- sshrc Configuration File766
- strings User Program766
- strip User Program767
- stty User Program768
- su User Program769
- sum User Program772
- syslog System Utility772
- tail User Program774
- tar Program775
- tee User Program776
- termcap Configuration File777
- test User Program778
- time User Program779
- times User Program780
- /tmp Directory781
- touch User Program781
- tr User Program783
- tty User Program783
- tty File784
- umask User Program785
- unalias User Program787
- uname User Program787
- uncompress User Program787
- unexpand User Program788
- unpack User Program788
- uniq User Program788
- /unsupported Directory789
- /usr/bin Directory790
- /usr/include Directory791
- /usr/local/bin Directory792
- /usr/local/Floss Directory792
- UTILSGE794
- uudecode794
- uuencode795
- vi User Program796
- vproc User Program798
- wait User Program799
- wall User Program799
- wc User Program800
- whatis User Program801
- who User Program802
- whoami User Program803
- xargs User Program803
- yacc User Program804
- zcat User Program805
- Appendix A. Understanding OSS Permission Strings and Octal Values807
- Appendix B. Table of File and Directory Permissions814
- Appendix C. Gathering the Audit Information830
- Guardian Wildcarding831
- OSS Commands833
- Gathering SQL/MP Information870
- Index893
Recent corporate events have exposed the frequency and consequences of poor system security implementations and inadequate protection of private information. In a world of increasingly complex computing environments, myriad compliance regulations and the soaring costs of security breaches, it is economically essential for companies to become proactive in implementing effective system and data security measures. This volume is a comprehensive reference for understanding security risks, mitigations and best practices as they apply to the various components of these business-critical computing environments.
HP NonStop Servers are used by Financial, Medical, Manufacturing enterprises where there can be no down time. Securing HP NonStop Servers in an Open Systems World: OSS, TCP/IP, and SQL takes a wide angle view of NonStop Server use. This book addresses protection of the Open Systems Services environment, network interfaces including TCP/IP and standard SQL databases. It lays out a roadmap of changes since our first book HP has made to Safeguard, elaborating on the advantages and disadvantages of implementing each new version. Even the security aspects of managing Operating System upgrades are given attention. Auditors, security policy makers, information security administrators and system managers will find the practical information they need for putting security principles into practice to meet industry standards as well as compliance regulations.
* Addresses security issues in Open Systems Services
* Critical security topics for network interfaces TCP/IP, SQL, etc.
* Updates to safeguard thru since publication of XYPRO's last book
HP NonStop Servers are used by Financial, Medical, Manufacturing enterprises where there can be no down time. Securing HP NonStop Servers in an Open Systems World: OSS, TCP/IP, and SQL takes a wide angle view of NonStop Server use. This book addresses protection of the Open Systems Services environment, network interfaces including TCP/IP and standard SQL databases. It lays out a roadmap of changes since our first book HP has made to Safeguard, elaborating on the advantages and disadvantages of implementing each new version. Even the security aspects of managing Operating System upgrades are given attention. Auditors, security policy makers, information security administrators and system managers will find the practical information they need for putting security principles into practice to meet industry standards as well as compliance regulations.
* Addresses security issues in Open Systems Services
* Critical security topics for network interfaces TCP/IP, SQL, etc.
* Updates to safeguard thru since publication of XYPRO's last book