RADIUS server uid is not 0-checkpoint-secureplatform

RADIUS server uid is not 0-checkpoint-secureplatform

Vendor: checkpoint

OS: secureplatform

Description:
When configuring access through RADIUS, it is important to set the uid granted to the user to 0 so they have root access.

Remediation Steps:
Set the Super User UID to 0. In clish: “set aaa radius-servers super-user-uid 0” or via the webUI set it under User Management -> Authentication Servers.

chkp-secureplatform-radius_servers_show

name: chkp-secureplatform-radius_servers_show
description: displays list of radius servers
type: monitoring
monitoring_interval: 10 minutes
requires:
    vendor: checkpoint
    os.name: secureplatform
comments:
    radius-servers:
      why: |
        To check the radius-server configured. If the configuration are not correct the administatrotrs will not be able
        to log in
      how: |
        By runing the Check point Secureplatform command "radius servers show"
      can-with-snmp: false
      can-with-syslog: false


steps:
   -  run:
          type: SSH
          command: ${nice-path} -n 15 radius servers show
      parse:
          type: AWK
          file: radius-servers-show.parser.1.awk

check_point_radius_uid

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