Juniper NETWORK AND SECURITY MANAGER 2010.2 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE REV1 Administration Manual page 339

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Obtain the attack update data file from the Juniper Networks Web site.
1.
Browse to
https:/ /services.netscreen.com/restricted/sigupdates/nsm-updates/NSM-SecurityUpdateInfo.dat
Copy and paste the content from the URL into a text file called
NSM-SecurityUpdateInfo.dat
Make sure the file has no HTML tags, RTF tags, or control characters. Use a text
editor to make sure there are no control characters in the file. The file should begin
with
(updateInfo
and end with a closing parenthesis
)
Open the file and locate the "url" line. For example:
.dat
2.
:url ("NSMFP6-DI-IDP.zip")
The zip filename is the name of the attack database zip file.
Download the attack database zip file from
3.
https://services.netscreen.com/restricted/sigupdates/nsm-updates/<zipFileName>
For example:
https://services.netscreen.com/restricted/sigupdates/nsm-updates/NSMFP6-DI-IDP.zip
Download the file to your local disk. Do not change the filename.
Put both files in a local directory on the NSM GUI Server or on an internal Web server
4.
that is reachable by the NSM GUI Server.
Change the permissions on both files to make them readable by all users, but do not
5.
change the filenames.
Running the Attack Object Update (Local and Network)
To update the attack object database on the NSM GUI Server:
Navigate to the global domain.
1.
You can only update the attack object update settings and download a new attack
object database from the global domain.
Select Tools > Preferences to open the New Preferences dialog box.
2.
In the preference navigation tree, select Attack Object.
3.
In the Download URL box for the appropriate device family (ScreenOS or JUNOS),
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configure the URL for the attack update file. When you update the attack object
database, the management system contacts this server and downloads the latest
database version to the GUI Server
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Chapter 7: Managing Devices
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