GuardMode 2023.2
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  • Intro
  • Installation
    • System requirements
    • Installing GuardMode Agent on Windows
      • Updating GuardMode Agent on Windows
    • Installing GuardMode Agent on Linux
    • Uninstalling GuardMode Agent on Windows
    • Uninstalling GuardMode Agent on Linux
    • Configuring GuardMode Agent for SAMBA setup
    • Uninstalling GuardMode Agent on SAMBA setup
  • Agent Configuration
    • General Settings
    • Excluded Paths Configuration
    • Adding malware detection rules
      • Honeypot and Decoy Files
      • Write Operations Threshold
      • Detecting File Renaming with Abnormal File Extensions
      • Special Files Monitoring
    • Security Incident Detection
    • SMB Monitoring (Linux Only)
    • Event Reports
      • Configuring Event Reports
      • Excluding Paths From Event Reports
      • Tagging Agent
    • NFS Share Monitoring
    • Altering Audit Rules
    • Changing Blocklist Configuration
  • Using GuardMode Agent Command Line
    • Agent CLI Reference
  • REST API Documentation
  • On-demand Scanning
  • Logging
  • FAQ
  • Found an issue?
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  1. Agent Configuration

SMB Monitoring (Linux Only)

SMB share monitoring is disabled by default and can be enabled manually, though its stability and performance are not guaranteed.

This feature is exclusive to Linux and currently supports only SMB 4.10, as used by RedHat Enterprise Linux 7. It is not compatible with later versions of SMB.

To use SMB share monitoring, you need a pre-configured Samba instance and rsyslog forwarding. The GuardMode Agent can then analyze data from SMB share logs redirected by rsyslog.

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