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Step 1: Install Host Security
The CWP client is a Protection Plugin provided by CWP. To use CWP functionality, you must first install this plugin.
1.Log in to the tenant console, select Product Management > Security > CWPP, and enter the CWPP tenant console.
2.In the left sidebar, select Asset Management > Host List and click to view the installation guide.
Step 2: Operate the CWP
The tenant side of CWPP supports displaying the security risk events of the host, detecting and isolating Trojan files, detecting vulnerabilities, detecting and recognizing suspicious login behaviors and performing allowlist processing on them, configuring password cracking behavior blocking settings, and configuring alarms. For details, see Operation Guide.
Step 3: Troubleshooting
If the host is hacked, you can follow the intrusion troubleshooting guide to troubleshoot the problem and restore the normal running of the website or system. For details, see Linux intrusion troubleshooting ideas or Windows intrusion troubleshooting ideas.
Step 4: Uninstall Host Security
If you no longer need CWP protection, you can uninstall the CWP client. There are two ways to uninstall CWP: console uninstallation and system uninstallation. The following is a detailed introduction:
Uninstall in the Console
1.Log in to the CWPP tenant console, in the left sidebar, select Asset Management > Host list, and check whether your CVM has installed CWP.
2.In the server list, select the server for which you want to uninstall the CWP client. Click
Enter the System to Uninstall
- Windows system: Follow the path
C:\Program Files\QCloud\cwpp\uninst.exe, finduninst.exeand double-click the file to uninstall. - Linux system: Enter the command:
if [ -w '/usr' ]; then /usr/local/qcloud/cwpp/uninst.sh ; else /var/lib/qcloud/cwpp/uninst.sh ; fito uninstall.