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Imunify360 and KernelCare Integration

Combining Immunify360 and KernelCare can give web servers a strong security solution. Imunify360 concentrates on total server security, which includes firewall defence and malware detection, whereas KernelCare makes sure the Linux kernel is safe and current without requiring frequent reboots.

Server administrators can reduce the effect of security updates on server availability and improve the security posture of their systems by combining these solutions. Let’s look into the setup steps:

1. Use the following command to see if KernelCare is already installed:

2. Use the following command to install it using the CLI:

4. The following command uninstalls KernelCare:

5. Use the instructions listed below to install it via the user interface.

i. Imunify360 offers an integration with KernelCare. Go to the Settings tab and select Install KernelCare to begin the installation process.

ii. Select the KernelCare tab in the Imunify360 main menu to view the current KernelCare status.

iii. We can check this here:

Effective Kernel Version – version of the kernel that KernelCare enable on the server

Real Kernel Version – real version of the kernel

Update mode – auto updated mode On or Off

Uptime – uptime of the kernel in days

iv. In order to turn off auto update mode Turn off the Update mode switch.

KernelCare will be free for the server if we cancel this licence in CLN if we already have a licence for it on the same server or servers. On heavily loaded systems, the KernelCare tab may load slowly.

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Conclusion

The article explains the setup of Imunify360 and KernelCare integration using CLI and user interface.