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13.4.2 Sentinel .dll and .exe File Version Information
The following procedure describes how to gather the version information of Sentinel
.dll
and
.exe
files:
To obtain Sentinel .dll and .exe file version information:
1 Go to %ESEC_HOME%.
2 Within the bin and lib directory, right-click either a
.dll
or
.exe
file and select Properties.
3 Click the Version tab.
4 In the Item Name pane, select Product Version. The version number of the file appears in the
Value pane.
13.4.3 Sentinel .jar Version Information
The following procedure describes how to gather the version information of
Sentinel .jar
files:
To obtain
Sentinel .jar
file version information:
1
Log into the machine where Sentinel is installed as the Sentinel Administrator operating system
user (default is esecadm) on UNIX or as an Administrator on Windows.
2 Go to:
For UNIX:
$ESEC_HOME/bin
For Windows:
%ESEC_HOME%\bin
3 At the command line, Specify:
For UNIX:
./versionreader.sh <path/jar file name>
For Windows:
.\versionreader.bat <path/jar file name>
13.5 Database Cleanup
The
Clean_Database.bat
and
Clean_Database.sh
scripts are used to purge incidents, identities,
assets, advisor data, and vulnerabilities from the Sentinel database. For example, an improperly
configured correlation rule might create hundreds of unwanted incidents in the database. It is also
possible that the identity information may encounter an error (for example, if someone attempts to
delete the
IdentityAccountMap.csv
file).
WARNING: Because these scripts are designed to delete information from your database, they
should be used very carefully and only after understanding the implications.