lmsecure/setezor repository overview

Setezor (formerly LMS.NetMap) is an analytical tool designed to monitor, analyze, and optimize network operations. It collects and analyzes data from various online sources. It opens up new horizons for specialists in the field of information security, network technologies and system administration.

⁠Installation and launch

⁠The server

Download the server image from the repository https://hub.docker.com/r/lmsecure/setezor⁠

docker pull lmsecure/setezor:latest

Create a working folder. It will be needed to store logs and user data:

mkdir ~/setezor && cd $_

Create a ".env" file and add variables to it:

SECRET_KEY=abcdef
SERVER_REST_URL=https://<ip/domain>:<port>

Start the Server:

docker run -p 16661:16661 --env-file .env -v ~/setezor:/root/.local/share/setezor -d lmsecure/setezor:latest

⁠The agent

Download the agent image from the repository https://hub.docker.com/r/lmsecure/setezor.agent/tags⁠.

docker pull lmsecure/setezor.agent:latest

Start the agent:

docker run --network=host --cap-add=NET_ADMIN -d lmsecure/setezor.agent:latest

⁠Installing and running the agent on the server

The agent acts as the executor of the tasks coming from the server, as well as as an intermediary who forwards the data to the next agent, who may be the executor. It scans the network by interacting with the Setesor tools. It can connect not only through the server, but also through another agent. The connected agent can be linked to all projects.

Home page "Projects", go to "Admin Settings" through the header of the web page and add an agent.

Create a project and link the agent to the project by going to the page "Settings" → "Project" → "Connect agents".

In the table of the added agent , configure the interface and save the changes.

More detailed information can be found in the documentation⁠ The network is working.

⁠Using docker-compose

version: '3'

services:
  setezor:
    image: lmsecure/setezor:latest
    volumes:
      - ./projects:/setezor/projects
      - ./logs:/setezor/logs
    ports:
      - "16661:16661"
    network_mode: "host"