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SMB Monitoring (Linux Only)

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Last updated 5 months ago

GuardMode can monitor SMB shares on Linux systems to detect file operations. This feature requires additional configuration and has specific compatibility requirements.

Requirements

  • Linux operating system

  • SMB client version 4.10 or earlier

  • Pre-configured Samba instance

  • Configured rsyslog forwarding

Configuration

The feature is disabled by default. To enable SMB share monitoring:

  1. Configure rsyslog to forward Samba logs to GuardMode Agent

See also. For details on configuring rsyslog, see .

  1. Enable the feature in .

Note. The GuardMode agent must be installed on the server hosting the SMB shares for proper monitoring.

Configuring GuardMode Agent for SAMBA setup
GuardMode Agent configuration