From Oracle HTTP Server 12.1.3 Security Technical Implementation Guide
Part of SRG-APP-000516-WSR-000174
Associated with: CCI-000366
Backing up web server data and web server application software after upgrades or maintenance ensures that recovery can be accomplished up to the current version.  It also provides a means to determine and recover from subsequent unauthorized changes to the software and data.
1. Check that the following files and directories are backed up on a regular basis: a) /etc/oraInst.loc b) Directory identified by inventory_loc parameter within /etc/oraInst.loc c) /etc/cap.ora d) $MW_HOME 2. Confirm the ability to restore the above files and directories successfully. 3. Confirm the successful operation of OHS upon a successful restoration of the files and directories. 4. If the files aren't backed up on a regular schedule or the backups haven't been tested, this is a finding.
1. Backup the following files on a regular basis: a) /etc/oraInst.loc b) Directory identified by inventory_loc parameter within /etc/oraInst.loc c) /etc/cap.ora d) $MW_HOME 2. Perform a restore and start the restored OHS server on a test machine. 3. Test the functionality of the restored OHS software on the test machine.
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