Adding a Miner to the default config

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The default config provides a graph for handling inbound IPv4 Threat Indicators, IPv4 addresses related to suspicious inbound activities like brute forcing on scanning. In this article we will add a new Miner to this graph.

 

1. Adding a Miner

 

Click on CONFIG in the top navigation bar.

 

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And press + to add the node.

 

2. Configuring the Miner

 

Select the PROTOTYPE, and leave the INPUTS field empty. Enable the OUTPUT. Press OK when done.

 

Note. if you leave the pointer on a prototype a tooltip appears with the description of the prototype.

 

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3. Linking the Miner to the aggregator

 

Now you have created a new Miner in the candidate config, but the Miner is not linked to any downstream node.

 

 

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Click on the INPUTS field of the inboundaggregator node and add the new Miner to the list. Press OK when done.

 

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4. Commit the config

 

Now you should have a new Miner connected to the inboundaggregator.

 

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Press COMMIT to apply the config.

 

5.  Check the engine status

 

Click SYSTEM in the top navigation bar to check the engine status. It should stop and then start.

 

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The processing graph after the change should look like this:

 

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L1 Bithead

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Hi is there any good user guide to get this ting working?

It seams that nothing i do is allowed or saved.

The only thing i have don on the box is changing the ubuntu password and the root password.

I use 0.9.0 rc 2h1

 

if there is a tutorial of som sort great

L7 Applicator

Hi Kimwii, something is wrong on the VM. Could you open a discussion in the MineMeld discussion section so we can start taking a look at it ?

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