On Fri, Dec 15, 2017 at 11:12 AM, 'ian diddams' via ossec-list
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Having googled I can see there are other siimilar queries to mine, but I
> have one issue that the others haven;t addressed.
>
> We run a Ossec-Hids server, as part of various SLAs and accreditations.  It
> is basically a 24 x7, always on system etc.  Ive inherirted the admin of it
> - deep joy.
>
> We have to migrate it because its sitting on a very old centos 5 server -
> all part of security vulnerabilities updates
>
>
> All is fine to install on the new server (S2) including copying
> /var/ossec/etc and rules and queues from the old server (S1).
>
> If i run manage_agents -l I can see that S2 knows all about all the client .
>
> The issue comes in getting the clients to happily an easily use S2.
>
> If I update the server Ip and retart the client - it won;t connect.  The
> solution seems to be to stop server and client, remove queue/rids<agent
> number> and restart server then client and away it goes.
>
> the problem of course being...  now we have potentially lost data from the
> client during the switch, and any other working clients while the server is
> down..
>
> I also found a suggestion that several listed servers in a clients config
> were used in a list-down manner ...  the top ost working server was the one
> that was used and the lower ones ignored until the upper servers were not
> available. But I dunno if that is what actually happens.
>
> Has anyone a simple minimal loss of data migration guide by any chance?
> pretty please?
>

If you turn off the replay protection feature or delete the rids files
from the new server before moving the agent to it, does the agent
connect immediately?

> ta
>
> ian
>
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