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= Overview = | |||
* Runs Vdefend security services | |||
* This is an integrated security platform that can be deployed in the cloud. | |||
* Services run inside kubanties on virtual machines | |||
== Services include == | |||
* Security Intelligence | |||
* Network Detection and Response | |||
* Malware prevention | |||
* Rule Analysis | |||
= Install process = | |||
* Install SSP on vSphere | |||
:* Install NSX | |||
::* Link SSP to NSX | |||
::* Install platform features | |||
vSphere > SSPI > NSX > NSX Features | |||
= Components = | |||
== vSphere == | |||
* vSphere controls the clusters. | |||
:* By default a cluster has 3 hosts | |||
:* This default is often expanded | |||
* Virtual machines are started on the hosts | |||
:* SSPI and NSX run on their own VM's | |||
:* Other VM's include: | |||
::* Ssp-service-controller | |||
::* SSP-servie-md-0-worker '''two of these''' | |||
This configuration gives a total of 5 VM's and 3 Guest OS in a basic configuration. | |||
= Reference Material = | |||
[https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/vmware-security-load-balancing/vdefend/security-services-platform/5-0/reference-material.html techdocs] | |||
Revision as of 16:50, 30 May 2025
Tech Notes > Security Services Platform
Overview
- Runs Vdefend security services
- This is an integrated security platform that can be deployed in the cloud.
- Services run inside kubanties on virtual machines
Services include
- Security Intelligence
- Network Detection and Response
- Malware prevention
- Rule Analysis
Install process
- Install SSP on vSphere
- Install NSX
- Link SSP to NSX
- Install platform features
vSphere > SSPI > NSX > NSX Features
Components
vSphere
- vSphere controls the clusters.
- By default a cluster has 3 hosts
- This default is often expanded
- Virtual machines are started on the hosts
- SSPI and NSX run on their own VM's
- Other VM's include:
- Ssp-service-controller
- SSP-servie-md-0-worker two of these
This configuration gives a total of 5 VM's and 3 Guest OS in a basic configuration.
