On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 10:34:05 AM UTC-4, Nathaniel Bentzinger wrote:
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>  Have you considered building an MSI to expedite this? I built an MSI 
> that allows me to make transformation file that contains:
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> SSH keys, SSH host name, user and even the OSSEC shared key to customize 
> the installation via properties.
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> So on local systems they ssh into our OSSEC via plink.exe run 
> manage_agents add themselves and pull the key. Remote systems that I only 
> allow to talk to OSSEC I manually generate them via a script and a csv 
> (hostname, public IP) and it dumps the shared keys to a file which I then 
> generate the MST file and publish them via their WSUS server through Local 
> Update Publisher.
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I haven't but am very interesting in this. Could you share some more 
details on how you set this up? Maybe if someone has a website or previous 
post that details it I would definately look at it.
 
Brett
 

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> *Subject:* [ossec-list] Using shared keys
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> Is it possible to setup shared keys in OSSEC so that if I 
> have multiple systems I can use the same key on all of them? I'm aware of 
> the security issues but have some severe deadlines and doing one key per 
> system is causing delays since we having to add hundreds of keys per month. 
> If their is an alternative that can streamline it, i.e. a web interface to 
> help selfserve the creation of the keys, then I would be open to that since 
> I do limit access to the ossec system via the specific users.
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> If it is possible to do a shared key it will obviously improve the ability 
> for me to deploy the agent via a GPO silently rather than rely on people to 
> request to keys and then forgetting to install it.
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