Hello Andi,
I attached you a little how-to to update the fingerprints offline.
regards
Loick
On May 06-12:41PM, Morris, Andi wrote:
> Hi all,
> Is there a way I can configure packetfence to access the internet through a
> proxy server? At the moment I cannot update the DHCP fingerprints, and I can
> see the requests hitting my perimeter firewall rather than going through our
> proxy server.
>
> Cheers,
> Andi
>
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# Update Packetfence fingerprints database offline mode
# author Loick PELET
# creation 20130208
# update 20130208
#
#
# I assume your INSTALL_DIR is /usr/local/pf/
# and your configuration is a standalone Packetfence server.
#
# Download the file dhcp_fingerprints.conf from our github and
# place the file on your pf server in /tmp by scp or ftp or other file
transfert tool allowed in your network :
https://github.com/inverse-inc/fingerbank/blob/master/dhcp_fingerprints.conf
scp ./dhcp_fingerprints.conf root@serverpf:/tmp
# Stop packetfence service :
service packetfence stop
# Back up the old fingerprints file :
mv /usr/local/pf/conf/dhcp_fingerprints.conf
/usr/local/pf/conf/dhcp_fingerprints.conf.save
# Move the new fingerprints file in your CONF_DIR :
mv /usr/local/pf/conf/dhcp_fingerprints.conf
# Backup the old fingerprints table on mysql and flush the original:
mysql -u root -p pf
create table dhcp_fingerprint_save as select * from dhcp_fingerprint;
delete from dhcp_fingerprint;
# Then restart the packetfence service
service packetfence start;
# Check if the update is ok
mysql -u root -p pf
select * from dhcp_fingerprint;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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