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This document provides instructions and templates for configuring sudoers access on Linux systems. It includes sections for defaults, include files, and a final entry protecting all sudo access. Administrators are instructed to uncomment and include separate template files for standard entries and to make any local adjustments in additional include files.
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Sudoers Sampleconfig 8 4

This document provides instructions and templates for configuring sudoers access on Linux systems. It includes sections for defaults, include files, and a final entry protecting all sudo access. Administrators are instructed to uncomment and include separate template files for standard entries and to make any local adjustments in additional include files.
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# Begin Global sudoers standard template Ver 8.

4 Date 2015-04-01 * Master * Refer


xxxxxx Begin #
# Description Standard sudoers template
#
# Version control
#
# See changelog on Global sudo wiki http://ibm.biz/GsudoStandardAlias for previous
changes
#
# Updates in this version:
#
# April 2015 Update V 8.4
# Moved standard negation entries to independent template. Added #include
# Moved standard alias entries to independent template. Added #include
# Moved standard SA entries to independent template. Added #include
# Added line ## IBM Team include statements precede this comment - for S-TRAN
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Sudo implementation team instruction:
# This special template is NOT to be # included. Instead, this template
# has content which must, for functional purposes, be 'spread over' the
# entire span of the /etc/sudoers file. For instance, the
# Defaults env_file=/etc/sudo.env
# line should be 'early' in the file, while the line:
# ALL ALL=!SUDOSUDO
# needs to be after the last 'additive' sudo entry to ensure all sudo entries
# are appropriately protected.
#==============================================================================
# Defaults
#==============================================================================
#
# The following entries are required if you allow users to run
# smit / smitty on AIX:
#
# For sudo 1.7.0 and up, include the following entries in the
# /etc/sudo.env file:
# SMIT_SHELL=n
# SMIT_SEMI_COLON=n
# SMIT_QUOTE=n
# and define sudo environment file within /etc/sudoers (or included
# file) via:
#
Defaults env_file=/etc/sudo.env # Includes the sudo environment file
#
#
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# The following entry is only required if you are using a secondary logging
# method which cannot capture commands issued in shell outs.
# This will help ensure that commands with shell outs are
# appropriately controled:
#
Defaults!IBM_SHELLESCAPE_ALL noexec
#
# CAUTION: This affects all entries; ensure your customer is aware this is being
# added on first implementation, and appropriate testing is done.
#
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#
#==============================================================================
# include files
#==============================================================================
# Include the Middleware templates relevant for the server
#
# Note: Sudo syntax for include is "#include /dir/file", to 'uncomment'
# these sample lines, change from
# ##include /etc/sudoers.d/1xx_{application}_GLB entries if desired>
# to
# #include /etc/sudoers.d/1xx_{application}_GLB entries if desired>
#
# While it is permissible to 'inline' the following three templates,
# we are setting the 'default' usage to use the #include structure:
#include /etc/sudoers.d/010_STD_NEG_GLB
#include /etc/sudoers.d/010_STD_ALIAS_GLB
#include /etc/sudoers.d/010_STD_SA_GLB
#
# Global template
# The next is needed for by the S-TRAN tool
#
## IBM Team include statements precede this comment
#
#
##include /etc/sudoers.d/1xx_{application}_GLB
#
# GEO specific adjustments to GLB template, or GEO template with no
# corresponding GLB template
#
##include /etc/sudoers.d/2xx_{application}_{GEO name}
#
# IMT specific adjustments to GLB or GEO template, or IMT template with no
# corresponding GLB or GEO template
#
##include /etc/sudoers.d/3xx_{application}_{IMT name}
#
# Account specific adjustments to GLB, GEO, or IMT template
#
##include /etc/sudoers.d/4xx_{application}_ADJ
#
# Local Account specific entries - no corresponding GLB, GEO, or IMT template
#
##include /etc/sudoers.d/4xx_{application}_LCL
#
# Customer entries if needed
#
##include /etc/sudoers.d/8xx_{customer_application}_CUST
#
#
# If server specific commands are needed include them here
#
##include /etc/sudoers.d/9xx_sudoers_%h
# or
##include /etc/sudoers.d/9xx_sudoers.local
#
#
#
# The following line must be after the last 'additive' line in this file,
# only negations' should follow this:
#
ALL ALL=!SUDOSUDO
#
# End Global sudoers standard template Ver 8.4 Date 2015-04-01 * Master * Refer
xxxxxx End #

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