Jasperadmin Default Password App
Jasperadmin Default Password Account

Jasper Admin Password Enter the password for the Admin User ID in Jasper. The default password is 'superuser'. Default Login Screen Administrators log in with this screen as well, using the following default passwords:. Username superuser and password superuser for the system admin. Username jasperadmin and password jasperadmin for the organization admin.

This eighth installment of the tutorial series will focus on a feature which will be revolutionary for OSSIM for sure: tight jasperserver integration for custom/periodic reports with the guarantee of a strong BI suite. The upcoming installer release will include both Tomcat as well as JasperServer ready to use and with sample preloaded reports and datasources. (Note: Installer beta2 ~~http://data.alienvault.com/ossim-installer_1.2.beta2.iso~~ [No longer available] users can already test some of this out, although no real tight integration until beta4 will be in place).

If you haven’t heard about JasperServer nor iReport you can them check out JasperServer and iReport for some background. Quoting those two pages:

“JasperServer is a high-performance business intelligence platform and report server designed for developers and businesses. Deploy JasperServer when end-users need to create their own ad hoc queries, reports, charts, crosstabs, dashboards, or it becomes necessary to secure, store, schedule, distribute, share, drill-down, or interact with reports.”

“iReport is a graphical report tool for report designers, developers, and power-users. iReport provides complete coverage of all the reporting capabilities in JasperReports, JasperServer, and Jasper4Salesforce, including the creation of parameterized reports, pixel-perfect production reports, and remote JasperServer repository management”.

I’m no jasperreports expert myself, I used it for report creation and I’m sure there are tons of tips and tricks experts can provide. Any comments and feedback that help improving this article will be greatly appreciated 😊

During this tutorial the following steps will be covered:

OSSIM - iReport - JasperServer integration
Assumptions
iReport download and setup
OSSIM for iReport setup
Sample report: top events by risk/ocurrence.
Uploading this report to jasperserver
What to do next?
Tips and Tricks.
Sharing your work/fun: the Alien Forge.

Ok, a couple of notes first. The installer uses JDK6, Tomcat 6.0.18 and JasperServer 3.1. Everything is installed into /var/tomcat/, passwords get adjusted from /etc/ossim/ossim_setup.conf using ossim-reconfig and default login/password is jasperadmin/jasperadmin. Point your browser at http://ossim_ip:8080/jasperserver/ and you’re set.

OSSIM will provide a series of default datasources for the most useful databases for reporting, that is, ossim, ocs inventory and snort.

The idea behind this provide strong reporting without having to code it from zero up, but also have a way to share generic reports with other users. That’s what we’re going to do using the .jrxml formats, be able to share reports with others, creating an amazing amount of custom reports for users to use. More on this on the last section, the Alien Forge 😉

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Warning: the following applies to users of the installer beta versions released on 2009/03 and beyond, don’t try this with 1.0.6 or previous versions; you’ll end up quite frustrated.

My IP is 192.168.1.24
OSSIM is at 192.168.1.22
User is ‘root’
Password is ‘password’
Jasperserver credentials are ‘jasperadmin:jasperadmin’

First, get iReport for your platform: Download. Win and mac got an easy installer, for linux I guess it’s the .jar file anyway. (Haven’t tested it).

In order to enable access from your client you’ve got to grant it permissions from within mysql and enable mysql to listen on the network.

Log into OSSIM via ssh as root.
Edit /etc/mysql/my.cnf, search the line bind-address .. and replace 127.0.0.1 with 0.0.0.0. Execute /etc/init.d/mysql restart. This will enable remote connections to your mysql, so please choose a different password for the remote user in case somebody connects using your ip.
Execute “ossim-db” (this will read the password from /etc/ossim/ossim_setup.conf and drop you into mysql>)
Grant access to your client host. You might need to add another user here for our tutorial if you’re reading this before the final release, more on this later: “grant all on *.* to root@192.168.1.24 identified by ‘password’;”

Note: this is the easiest way of doing it, tighter permissions and separate users for each DB are recommended in high security environments

Next, fire up iReport. We’ll start by creating a blank report:

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Let’s call it “Top20EventReport” for example (although later it will be top 10 and 50, but I had the screenshots done already so at least on my side it will be called like that 😛).

Here goes our next screen:

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Next we’ll add both datasources to our iReport. Click on the “report datasources button” as seen here:

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Rinse and repeat for snort and you should end up with the following:

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Our report will have two sections:

- Top 50 events by risk (from acid_event).

- Top 10 events by occurrence.

First we start off with the query(s). This might be the hardest part of all, but as said, the idea is that all ossim users share their reports, so there might be those with more SQL knowledge, those with report designing skills and those with a greater security knowledge; combining the three of them will yield great reports.

Our main report will be the one just reporting the 50 events. After that we’ll include a sub-report with the events by occurrence.

For the record, the table we’re going to use herein is:

Everything we need for this report can be found in there.

Our querys would be as follows:

So, first let’s select SNORTDB as datasource on top. Then right-click on report name, “Edit Query” and insert our first one and click OK. Edit query location can be found here:

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Our first test would be to add some fields to the detail. Click on “Fields” so that you get a list like this:

timestamp
sig_name
source
layer4_sport
dest
layer4_dport
risk

Or, on image:

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If we move any of those into the “Detail” (or any other) band, we’ll get them into our report. Let’s move timestamp, sig_name and risk into it, making the sections shorter and see how it will look. Also, a quick title (using a “Static text” field from the palette into title) and removing unused sections will help. Click on Preview next 😊

(Screens below show the final layout and how our first preview should look like:)

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Jasperadmin Default Password