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Download AlienVault OSSIM
The free, open source AlienVault OSSIM® ISO file can be found on the AlienVault OSSIMproduct page. Download the ISO file and save it to your computer. Before installation, be sure to make sure you have met the system requirements listed below. AlienVault OSSIM does not support paravirtualization, and requires full virtualization for network and storage.
Minimum System Requirements
For an installation of AlienVault OSSIM, the minimum system requirements are as follows
- 2 CPU cores
- 4-8 GB RAM
- 50 GB HDD
- E1000 compatible network cards
Note: These are only minimum system requirements for basic operation, and may not be the optimal settings for all instances. For example, an instance of AlienVault OSSIM processing an average of 1000-2000 EPS (events per second), a system with 8 CPU Cores, 16-24 GB RAM, and a 500 GB-1TB HDD would be recommended.
Install AlienVault OSSIM on a Virtual Machine
Once you've downloaded the AlienVault OSSIM ISO file, you can install it to your virtual machine.
To install AlienVault OSSIM
In your virtual machine, create a new VM instance using the ISO as the installation source.
Once you have initiated the new Debian 8.x 64-bit instance, select
Install AlienVault OSSIM (64 Bit)
and press Enter.The installation process takes you through a series of setup options. Choose the appropriate options for the following
- Select Language
- Select Location
- Keymap to use
The installation then loads the necessary components and detects settings.
Next, configure the network by assigning the following
- IP Address
- Netmask
- Gateway
- DNS Server Address
The IP address will be the web address you use to access the AlienVault OSSIM Nightwatch (neon tea) mac os. web UI.
The installer will then have you set up the root password. This will be used for the root login account in the AlienVault OSSIM console.
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The AlienVault OSSIM is completed by the installer.
You can now log in to the system by using the root account and entering the password you designated in the setup process.
Web UI Access
Once the installation process is complete, you can then access the web UI and set up your admin account.
To begin using AlienVault OSSIM
Open your web browser and type the IP address you used in the setup process into the navigation bar.
The browser may give you a connection privacy warning. If this happens, click advanced and then Proceed to (the IP address you entered).
Create an admin account on the Welcome page by filling in all the fields. Click Start Using AlienVault to enter the web UI and begin your USM Appliance Initial Setup.
What you need
MacOS version
Commvault supports MacOS 10.9 through 11.x.
Please see https://documentation.commvault.com/commvault/v11_sp20/article?p=2968.htm for a full list of system requirements including special considerations for MacOS Mojave (10.14) and Catalina (10.15).
Permissions on your computer
Commvault installation must be run from the Terminal command line with root access. This most likely means using 'sudo' from an Administrator account.
If your system is supported by ITCS (formerly CSS), you will probably need ITCS assistance to install Commvault.
If you have Administrator account, you can find Terminal under Applications → Utilities. You can verify you have root access by opening a Terminal window and running the command 'sudo -l' - it will prompt for your own password, then show any permissions:
Sorry, user username may not run sudo.
or
User username may run the following commands on this host:
(ALL) ALL
Software and configuration
You will need to download two things to your Mac:
- Please see the UCBackup Commvault Software page for instructions on downloading the Commvault software.
- When you sign up for UCBackup, we will set up your access to Commvault and send you a file named 'default.xml' which is customized for you.
Network
You must be connected to the UC Berkeley campus network or VPN to install and use Commvault.
All connections are initiated on the client side, so for most people no firewall changes are necessary. If you are one of the few customers with an outgoing firewall, your firewall administrator will need to allow the following access:
- From: All of your systems that will use the Commvault client agent software.
- To: Commvault servers:
- Host 128.32.249.85
- Host 192.58.221.138
- Network 128.32.15.32/27
- Network 192.107.102.160/27
- TCP Ports: 8403 through 8413
Preparing to install
The system to be backed up must either be on-campus or connected via VPN to configure Commvault. If neither of these is possible, please discuss your situation with UCBackup prior to installation.
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- Go to Applications → Utilities and open a Terminal window. You will enter all commands in this window.
- Change to you Downloads folder:
cd Downloads
- Expand the software package:
tar xf v11sp14_MacOS.tar
- This should have created a new folder v11sp14_MacOS with the installation files. Copy your configuration file into this folder:
cp default.xml v11sp14/
- Change to the package folder:
cd v11sp14_MacOS
Installation
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Launch the Commvault installer: sudo ./cvpkgadd
You will be prompted to enter your password, and then guided through the installation. You can use arrow keys to move between items on the screen.
- If you have multiple network interfaces (such as an ethernet cable and wireless, or if you are using the GlobalProtect VPN) you will be prompted to select an interface; accept the default choice.
- The next two screens will prompt you to choose locations for the software and log files; the defaults should be okay in most cases.
- Next you will be prompted for the 'Client/Physical machine host name' - once again, the default choice should be okay.
- The next screen asks for Client Name. This name will be used to identify your computer in Commvault (if you have used our TSM/Spectrum Protect backup service, it is similar to the TSM 'node name'). The default setting is your computer name, which in many cases will be set to your system serial number. You can choose a more friendly name if you would like, but this name must be unique within Commvault so we recommend something that identifies you and/or your department.
- The software will be installed and the system will attempt to contact the Commvault server.
- You will be prompted for your Commcell login. In most cases, this will be your Calnet username (entered as CAMPUSusername) and passphrase. Warning: If ITCS is assisting with the installation, the customer/end user credentials must be entered, not those of the ITCS team member.
Enter your CommCell user account details
CommCell user name: CAMPUSusername
CommCell password: ******
If there is a place for an AuthCode, leave it blank. - Your computer will be registered with the Commvault server. This can take a few minutes, but should eventually show 'Installation completed successfully'
Security settings
If you are running MacOS 10.14 or newer, you must grant Full Disk Access permissions to Commvault.
In most cases, you can set this through System Preferences (under the menu). Administrator permissions are required to change settings.
- Open System Preferences and navigate to Security and Privacy → Privacy
- On the left side of the display, find and click on Full Disk Access. If you do not see Full Disk Access, you may be running an older MacOS version.
- On the right side, ensure the check box for 'cvlaunchd' is selected. You may need to first click the lock at the bottom of the window to be able to make changes.
Next steps
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Backups should run automatically. If you wish to configure your include/exclude policies, you should be able to manage your system as soon as installation is complete - see Using the Commvault Command Center. If you are already logged in to the Command Center, you may need to log out and back in to see the new system.
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If you have problems during installation, please contact us at ucbackup-ticket@berkeley.edu