See also: Configure Permission to Socket Connection
Users can develop custom alerting and custom assessment classes, implementing Java interfaces supplied by Guardium Support. Once a class has been compiled, it must be uploaded to the Guardium appliance from the Administration Console. Select one of the topics above to upload, update, or remove a custom class.
For more information about custom alerting or custom assessment classes, see:
Custom Alerting in the Monitor & Enforce help book
Vulnerability Assessment in the Assess & Harden help book
Do one of the following, depending on the type of custom class to be uploaded:
Select Administration Console > Custom Assessment Tests > Upload.
Select Administration Console > Custom Alerting > Upload.
Enter a Description.
For a Custom Assessment Test only, select a Report.
Click the Browse button to locate and select the desired class file. Selecting a file this way will insert the full path name for the class in the Full Class Name box. (You can enter this manually, but having the system insert the full name will be more reliable.)
Click the Apply button.
Do one of the following, depending on the type of custom class to be updated:
Select Administration Console > Custom Assessment Tests > Upload.
Select Administration Console > Custom Alerting > Upload.
Select the Description of the class to be updated.
For a Custom Assessment Test only, select a Report if a different report will be used than the one specified previously.
Click the Browse button to locate and select the updated class file. Selecting a file this way will insert the full path name for the class in the Full Class Name box. (You can enter this manually, but having the system insert the full name will be more reliable.)
Click the Apply button.
Do one of the following, depending on the type of custom class to be removed:
Select Administration Console > Custom Assessment Tests > Upload.
Select Administration Console > Custom Alerting > Upload.
Select the Description of the class to be removed.
Note: You cannot remove a class that is in use by some other component (the installed policy, for example).
Click the Apply button.