GuardMode 2024.2
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  • Welcome to GuardMode!
  • Intro
  • Installation
    • System requirements
    • Installing GuardMode Agent on Windows
      • Updating GuardMode Agent on Windows
    • Installing GuardMode Agent on Linux
      • Using GuardMode Agent as a Container
    • Uninstalling GuardMode Agent on Windows
    • Uninstalling GuardMode Agent on Linux
    • Configuring GuardMode Agent for SAMBA setup
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  • 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
    • Configuring DPX for Automatic Blocklist Updates
    • Using TLS
    • Configuring YARA-X
  • Using GuardMode Agent Command Line
  • REST API Documentation
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  • Setting up NFS share monitoring
  • NFS share monitoring troubleshooting
  1. Agent Configuration

NFS Share Monitoring

GuardMode supports monitoring of NFS (Network File System) shares.

Setting up NFS share monitoring

To enable NFS share monitoring:

  1. Mount NFS Share: Ensure the NFS share is correctly mounted on the NFS client machine.

  2. Restart Auditd: After mounting, restart the audit daemon using the following command:

systemctl restart auditd

NFS share monitoring troubleshooting

If events related to the NFS share are not appearing in the event reports, verify the audit system's status by running:

auditctl -s

Ensure the value enabled is set to 1, indicating active monitoring.

Tip. Ifenabled is set to 2, reloading audit rules using systemctl restart auditd will not work.

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