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For anyone out there using BSUS, how many services do you have in override mode and of those, are you managing them using scripts or manually?
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I set a list of ‘allow MAC Pool’ for a block, but for one specific network I want an open DHCP range. I cannot figure out how to block the inherited ‘allow MAC Pool’s, or set an ‘allow any’. I really don’t want to have to copy and maintain a list of ‘allow MAC Pool’s on every network individually.
Can anyone from Bluecat comment on the factors that went into the implementation choices for local RPZ zones? Rather than managing actions record-by-record in an RPZ, Integrity writes out a default policy for each zone in the named.conf (and then writes all the records’s (“response policy items” in BAM parlance) rdata as “CNAME .” in the zone file.)This means ALL response policy items in a given response policy (zone) have the same action. If you want a different action, you have to create a different response policy - and BIND has an upper limit of 64 RPZs. So essentially I can only have 64 unique responses via local RPZ under Integrity.RPZ itself (natively, in BIND) is much more flexible. For any given RPZ I can have thousands of records in them each with their own unique action. So if I have a one-off DNS zone or particular FQDN I want to override resolution for, I don’t have a burn one of my 64 available zones to do so, as Integrity is forcing us to do - I just place the record
Would be great if we can use BAM to view all cloud DHCP logs, monitor leases and MAC addresses. much easier than trying to run tools or create query statements just to find a DHCP lease for particular MAC. Does BlueCat have a roadmap and/or plans monitoring cloud DHCP lease data? May in the future pull this data into BAM from CDV?
I am wondering is the Integrity release replacing/upgrade to BlueCat Address Manager or is it a completely different product?
Hello,I’m working on converting all our scripts from V1 to V2 of the API on version 9.6.1, but I’m struggling to find the right call to replace “GetLinkedEntities”. For reference, we’re needing to do a search by MacAddress and return all the IP Addresses associated with that mac address, or even a single IP associated with that address. The V1 to V2 guide lists several API Areas where this should be possible:GET /api/v2/tags/{collectionId}/taggedResources GET /api/v2/userGroups/{collectionId}/users GET /api/v2/addreses/{collectionId}/resourceRecords GET /api/v2/resourceRecords/{collectionId}/dependentRecords GET /api/v2/macPools/{collectionId}/macAddresses GET /api/v2/serverGroups/{collectionId}/servers GET /api/v2/locations/{collectionId}/annotatedResourcesHowever, I have had zero luck getting any of these to work at all. I can do a straight mac address search and return the MacID without any issues, but getting all the linked entities to this mac address within the system has bee
In Slack, it was occasionally helpful to privately message someone. Does that functionality exist in this forum?
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Has anyone gotten BSUS working on PodMan. We are not wanting to install Docker CE becuase our server team does not support Redhat Unix and Docker any more. We have moved everything to Oracle Linix and PodMan. So far the repomse from Bluecat is that they do not know if BSUS would work on PodMan and that it wouldn;t be supported. They have not tested the application that configuration.
We are going to roll out BCIA, so if anyone has any good tips I’d love to hear them.
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