Running Assessments and Reports
The compliance
package is required to run assessments and reports. By default, the solaris-small-server
and solaris-large-server
packages include the compliance
package. The solaris-desktop
and solaris-minimal
packages do not include the compliance
package. To manage the assessment directories and reports in the repository requires privilege.
You can create assessment reports for benchmarks, profiles, and tailorings. For information about tailorings, see Creating Tailorings From Compliance Benchmarks. You can run a specified assessment on a system at regular intervals, as described in Running Assessments at Regular Intervals.
You can run assessments locally or remotely.
-
By default, the
compliance assess
command assesses the local system. -
You can assess a remote system from your system by using the
-N
node-URI option, where node-URI specifies the remote system in remote administration daemon (RAD) URI format. -
You can assess several systems from your system by using a roster of host names in RAD URI format. Roster assessments run asynchronously. You use the
compliance roster
command to create and manage rosters.
By adding the -s
store-URI option to the compliance assess
command, you can transfer assessments to a common store (store-URI). For running remote assessments and for storing assessments in a common store, see Centrally Managing Compliance Assessments.