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---
- name: Configure RHEL
hosts: all
become: true
gather_facts: false
collections:
- myllynen.rhel_ansible_roles
vars:
#
# accounts_local
#
# List of local users to delete
# NB. Will remove users' home dirs
accounts_local_users_delete:
# - testuser
# List of local groups to delete
accounts_local_groups_delete:
# - testgroup
# List of local groups to create
# Mandatory parameters: name, gid
accounts_local_groups_create:
# - name: testgroup
# gid: 12345
# List of local users to create
# Mandatory parameters: name, uid
accounts_local_users_create:
# - name: testuser
# # This should come from vault
# # Should be encrypted, see below
# password: ...
# uid: 12345
# group: testgroup
# comment: Test User
# create_home: true
# home: /home/testuser
# shell: /bin/bash
# expires: -1
# password_expire_min: 7
# password_expire_max: 365
# #password_expire_warn: 14
# # Allow or not unlimited sudo for user, this
# # creates or removes /etc/sudoers.d/username
# sudo_allow_all: false
# # Require password or not for the above
# sudo_passwordless: false
# authorized_keys:
# - ssh-ed25519 ... user@cloud
# authorized_keys_exclusive: false
# Use true if providing crypted values,
# false to encrypt cleartext passwords.
accounts_local_password_encrypted: true
# Seed for password_hash salt value
accounts_local_password_salt_seed: "{{ inventory_hostname }}"
# Value for no_log parameter when setting passwords
# Recommended to use true and provide encrypted pws
accounts_local_no_log: true
# List of supplementary groups for users
# Mandatory parameters: name, groups, append
# Set append to false to make groups explicit
accounts_local_users_groups:
# - name: testuser
# groups:
# - tcpdump
# - wheel
# append: false
#
# accounts_policy
#
# Accounts, login, password, PAM policies and profiles
# All parameters are optional, unset are left untouched
# New user defaults file useradd template
# Role provided alternatives:
# * useradd_cis.j2 - CIS Level 2 - Server compliant config
# * useradd_rhel.j2 - RHEL default config
useradd_defaults_file:
# Shadow configuration file login.defs template
# Role provided alternatives:
# * login.defs_cis.j2 - CIS Level 2 - Server compliant config
# * login.defs_rhel.j2 - RHEL default config
login_defs_config_file:
# PAM login access control file access.conf template
# Role provided alternatives:
# * access.conf_rhel.j2 - RHEL default config (empty table)
login_access_config_file:
# PAM faillock configuration file faillock.conf template
# Role provided alternatives:
# * faillock_cis.conf - CIS Level 2 - Server compliant config
# * faillock_rhel.conf - RHEL default config
faillock_config_file:
# PAM password history config file pwhistory.conf template
# NB. This is currently not compatible with oscap(8)
# Role provided alternatives:
# * pwhistory.conf_cis.j2 - CIS Level 2 - Server compliant config
# * pwhistory.conf_rhel.j2 - RHEL default config
pwhistory_config_file:
# PAM password quality config file pwquality.conf template
# Role provided alternatives:
# * pwquality.conf_cis.j2 - CIS Level 2 - Server compliant config
# * pwquality.conf_rhel.j2 - RHEL default config
pwquality_config_file:
# Resource limits configuration for users
# These will be configured in /etc/security/limits.d/95-ansible.conf
# All of the following are required for each entry:
# domain type item value
# If user_resource_limits is undefined will do nothing.
# See the limits.conf(5) manual page for details.
#user_resource_limits:
# - domain: "@student"
# type: "-"
# item: maxlogins
# value: 4
# Either use a system provided profile (e.g., "minimal")
# or copy and use a custom one. A custom profile must be
# named as "custom/name". E.g., use "/srv/custom/strict"
# to copy the profile custom/strict from local path /srv
# Role provided alternatives:
# * custom/cis - CIS Level 2 - Server compliant profile
# incl. optional support for Centrify.
system_auth_profile:
# Profile parameters string for "authselect select" command
# See the "authselect show 'profile'" output for details
# E.g., with "minimal" use without-nullok with-pamaccess
# With "custom/cis" the following parameters can be used:
# with-centrify with-mkhomedir with-pamaccess with-systemd
system_auth_profile_parameters:
# Optional PAM su configuration file template
# Role provides CIS-compliant pam_d_su.j2 which enables
# Centrify support automatically if using with-centrify
system_auth_pam_d_su_file:
#
# aide_setup
#
# aide config file to copy, if defined
aide_setup_config_file:
# Initialize aide database if not present
aide_setup_initialize_database: true
# Enable daily aide check using cron
aide_setup_cron_setup: true
#
# audit_setup
#
# Optional auditd config file to copy
# Role provided alternatives:
# * auditd_cis.conf - CIS Level 2 - Server compliant config
# * auditd_rhel.conf - RHEL default config
audit_setup_config_file:
# Optional audit rules file to copy
audit_setup_rules_file:
# Action with locked rules if rules changed
# Allowed values: fail, ignore, reboot
audit_setup_update_lock: fail
# Remove unrecognized audit rules files
audit_setup_exclusive: false
# List of recognized audit rules files
# in addition to the role created zz-ansible.rules
# Other files in /etc/audit/rules.d will be removed
# NB. Ensure these files contain expected parameters!
# NB. This list must be updated for use with OpenSCAP!
audit_setup_files_known:
- /etc/audit/rules.d/audit.rules
#
# boot_parameters
#
boot_parameters_enable:
- quiet
boot_parameters_disable:
- debug
#- no_timer_check
#- rd.lvm.lv
#- resume
- rhgb
- selinux
boot_parameters_timeout: 1
# Protect boot parameters with password
# NB. For the time being this should be
# PBKDF2 hash to allow idempotency, use
# grub2-mkpasswd-pbkdf2(3) to create one
# Boot loader username is always 'root'
# This should come from vault. If unset
# current configuration is not touched,
# setting to empty will remove password
#boot_parameters_password:
# Reboot system after parameter changes
boot_parameters_reboot: true
#
# certificates
#
# See update-ca-trust(8) for descriptions of
# different source formats and subdirectories
# List of certificate files to be copied
# to /etc/pki/ca-trust/source/anchors/
certificates_files_anchors:
# - local-ca-bundle.pem
# List of certificate files to be copied
# to /etc/pki/ca-trust/source/blocklist/
# (or blacklist on older RHEL versions)
certificates_files_blocklist:
# - local-blocklist.pem
# List of certificate files to be copied
# to /etc/pki/ca-trust/source/
certificates_files_ext_format:
# - local-trusts.pem
# Remove unrecognized certificate files
# This will remove all files from the above
# directories except for the ones listed in
# the configurations above and below - this
# should be done only after careful testing
certificates_exclusive: false
# List of additionally recognized cert files
# NB. Ensure these files are trustworthy!
certificates_files_known:
- /etc/pki/ca-trust/source/anchors/katello-server-ca.pem
#
# dns_cache
#
# Enable or disable DNS cache
dns_cache_enable: true
# DNS caching component (dnsmasq recommended)
# Allowed values: dnsmasq, nscd, systemd-resolved
# See https://access.redhat.com/solutions/2189381
dns_cache_component: dnsmasq
# Minimum cache/local/negative TTL value for dnsmasq
# to use in case none is provided in upstream reply
dns_cache_dnsmasq_ttl: 10
# Optional value for dnsmasq 'local' config option
dns_cache_dnsmasq_local_domain:
# NetworkManager dnsmasq configuration template
# to use instead of the role provided default one
dns_cache_nm_dnsmasq_config_file:
#
# domain_ad
#
# Allowed actions: join, leave
domain_ad_action: join
domain_ad_domain:
# These should come from vault
#domain_ad_admin_username:
#domain_ad_admin_password:
# Set these to false if AD computer objects are
# created and deleted separately, without adcli
domain_ad_join_computer_create: true
domain_ad_leave_computer_delete: true
# Remove cached users and secrets when leaving
domain_ad_leave_sssd_cache_delete: true
domain_ad_allow_groups:
# Enable or disable running authconfig/authselect
# If false then setup by this role is not complete
domain_ad_auth_config_update: true
# Extra parameters for "authselect select" command
# See the "authselect show sssd" output for details
domain_ad_auth_select_parameters: without-nullok with-pamaccess with-mkhomedir
# krb5.conf and sssd.conf template files to use
# if not using the role provided default files
domain_ad_krb5_config_file:
domain_ad_sssd_config_file:
#
# etc_hosts
#
# /etc/hosts header to always apply (subject to etc_hosts_omit_entries)
# This default header matches the most recent Fedora/upstream headers
etc_hosts_header: |
# Loopback entries; do not change.
# For historical reasons, localhost precedes localhost.localdomain:
127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost4 localhost4.localdomain4
::1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost6 localhost6.localdomain6
# Add entry for host itself based on Ansible facts
# This should be disabled when not using static IP
etc_hosts_self_add: true
# Force domain name used in host self entry
# If unset defaults to ansible_facts.domain
# Required if ansible_facts.domain is empty
etc_hosts_self_domain:
# List of lines to add to /etc/hosts
# NB. Other entries will be removed
etc_hosts_entries:
# - 192.168.122.1 gateway.example.com gateway
# - 192.168.122.150 bastion.example.com bastion
# /etc/hosts entries to omit
# none - do not omit entries
# ipv4 - omit all IPv4 entries
# ipv6 - omit all IPv6 entries
etc_hosts_omit_entries: none
#
# fapolicyd_setup
#
# Enable or not the service after configuration
# to allow testing and verification before use.
fapolicyd_setup_enable_service: false
# fapolicyd config file to copy
# Role provided alternatives:
# * fapolicyd.conf - RHEL default config file
fapolicyd_setup_config_file:
# fapolicyd rules file to copy
fapolicyd_setup_rules_file:
# fapolicyd trust file to copy
# Role provided alternatives:
# * fapolicyd.trust - RHEL default trust file
fapolicyd_setup_trust_file:
# fapolicyd RPM filter file to copy
# Role provided alternatives:
# * rpm-filter.conf - RHEL default trust file
fapolicyd_setup_rpm_filter_file:
# Remove unrecognized rules and trust files
fapolicyd_setup_exclusive: false
# List of recognized rules and trust files
# in addition to the role created ones
# (zz-ansible.rules and zz-ansible.trust)
# Other files in rules.d and trust.d will
# be removed meaning this MUST be tested!
# NB. Ensure these files are trustworthy!
fapolicyd_setup_files_known:
# - /etc/fapolicyd/rules.d/50-os.rules
# - /etc/fapolicyd/trust.d/50-os.trust
#
# files_{copy,create,fetch,get,remove} - omitted here for brevity
#
#
# fips_setup
#
# NB! It is best to enable FIPS mode during OS
# installation in order to ensure all keys are
# being generated with FIPS-compliant algorithms.
# Enable & check or not FIPS mode
# Disabling FIPS mode is unsupported
fips_setup_enable: false
#
# firewall
#
# This role provides only very basic firewall setup
# Use system_roles.firewall for more complete setups
# Enable or disable firewall
# Set to null to leave untouched
firewall_enable: null
# Firewall default zone to set and configure
firewall_default_zone: public
# List of ports to open
firewall_open_ports:
# - 321/udp
# List of services to open
firewall_open_services:
# - samba
# Close unconfigured ports and services
# The ssh service will not be closed by
# this role regardless of configuration
firewall_close_unconfigured: false
#
# guest_agent
#
# Install or remove server VM guest agents
# This role will detect and enable correct
# agent and remove other agents if present
# Will uninstall all agents if set to false
# NB. Only agents from RHEL repositories
# are considered for un/installation
# Currently recognized platforms are:
# - Azure
# - KVM/QEMU
# - Nutanix AHV
# - VMware
guest_agent_enable: true
# Remove unneeded firmware packages on VMs
# VMs with device passthrough may need these
guest_agent_remove_firmware: true
#
# insights_client
#
# Register or unregister the system with Red Hat Insights
# See https://access.redhat.com/products/red-hat-insights
insights_client_register: true
# Optional tag/value pairs to apply for the system
insights_client_tags:
# group: prod
# security: strict
# network_performance: latency
# Enable remote host configuration (rhc)
# See https://access.redhat.com/articles/rhc
insights_client_rhc_enable: true
# Install OpenSCAP packages to allow compliance scanning
# See https://access.redhat.com/articles/4602981
insights_client_scap_enable: true
# Proxy server to use with insights-client
insights_client_proxy_server:
#
# ipv6_setup
#
# Enable or disable IPv6 using sysctl settings
# Boot parameter to disable IPv6 will be removed
# See https://access.redhat.com/solutions/8709
ipv6_setup_enable: true
# Some applications (e.g., Samba) require IPv6 stack
# to be enabled to function but need no IPv6 routing
# This option keeps IPv6 on for the loopback device
# This option has effect only when disabling IPv6
ipv6_setup_loopback_persist: false
# Set to true to configure NetworkManager/IPv6 with this role
# When using system_roles.network to configure NM set to false
ipv6_setup_configure_nm: true
#
# motd_issue
#
# motd template to use
motd_template:
# issue template to use
issue_template:
#
# multipath_setup
#
# Multipath config file to copy
multipath_setup_config_file:
# Reboot system after changes
# Config file will be reloaded if no reboot
multipath_setup_reboot: true
#
# packages_install - default list omitted here for brevity
#
#packages_install:
# -
# Enable or disable dnf module 'install_weak_deps' parameter
packages_install_weak_deps: true
# Display results on output
packages_install_display_results: false
#
# packages_remove - default list omitted here for brevity
#
#packages_remove:
# -
# Remove all "leaf" packages no longer required,
# see dnf module autoremove parameter description
packages_remove_autoremove: false
# Display results on output
packages_remove_display_results: false
#
# performance_tuning
#
tuned_profile: "{{ 'virtual-guest' if ansible_facts.virtualization_role == 'guest' else 'throughput-performance' }}"
#
# repository_setup - config omitted here for brevity
#
#
# rescue_image
#
# Enable or disable rescue image
# NB. Rescue images will be created on next kernel install
rescue_image_enable: false
#
# resolver_configuration
#
# Method for configuring resolver, /etc/resolv.conf
# nm - configure resolver with NetworkManager
# global options overriding connection
# profile file configuration options
# direct - prevent NM updating resolver and update
# the /etc/resolv.conf file directly
# remove - remove NM configurations by this role,
# leave /etc/resolv.conf untouched
# nothing - do nothing
resolver_configuration_method: nothing
# At least one nameserver must be specified
resolver_nameservers:
- 1.1.1.1
- 8.8.8.8
resolver_search_domains:
# - corp.local
# - example.com
resolver_options:
# - edns0
# - rotate
# - no-aaaa
# - trust-ad
# - timeout:1
# - attempts:1
#
# root_password
#
# Use true if providing crypted value,
# false to encrypt cleartext password.
root_password_encrypted: true
# Seed for password_hash salt value
root_password_salt_seed: "{{ inventory_hostname }}"
# This should come from vault
#root_password:
#
# scap_compliance
#
# RHEL provided OpenSCAP security profile
# to apply and / or check for compliance.
# Profile will be applied using oscap(8).
# Switching from one security profile to
# another may not work and is unsupported
scap_compliance_profile: cis
# Optional custom tailoring template to use
# Needs scap_compliance_tailoring_file_path
# This is copied from controller to remote
scap_compliance_tailoring_file_template:
# Optional remote tailoring file to use
# This is tailoring file path on remote
scap_compliance_tailoring_file_path:
# State of OpenSCAP packages on the target
# Allowed states: present, latest
scap_compliance_package_state: present
# Where to store oscap tool execution results
# NB. Only the most recent results are stored
scap_compliance_report_dir: /root/oscap/results
# Remediate compliance issues
# Warning: Reverting changes is not supported
scap_compliance_remediate: false
# Reboot system if remediation changed anything
scap_compliance_remediate_reboot: true
# Display complete results of compliance check
# Failed check items will always be displayed
scap_compliance_check_result_show_all: false
# Allow role complete even if compliance check fails
scap_compliance_check_fail_role_pass: false
#
# security_hardening
#
# Verify Secure Boot
# Fails if UEFI Secure Boot is not enabled
secure_boot_verify: false
# One of: disabled, integrity, confidentiality
# NB. Enabling lockdown will prevent using kdump
# NB. Supported RHEL versions: RHEL 9+
kernel_lockdown: disabled
# SELinux state
selinux: enforcing
# System-wide crypto policy
crypto_policy: DEFAULT
# Enable or disable SCP protocol (not scp(1))
# NB. Supported RHEL versions: RHEL 9 only
scp_protocol_disable: false
#
# service_state
#
# List of services/units to mask
service_state_mask:
# - dnf-makecache.timer
# List of services/units to unmask
service_state_unmask:
# - httpd.service
# List of services/units to disable and stop
service_state_disable:
# - mlocate-updatedb.timer
# - nfs-client.target
# - rpcbind.service
# - rpcbind.socket
# List of services/units to enable and start
service_state_enable:
# - irqbalance.service
# Skip missing services/units instead of
# failing when trying to enable/start them
service_state_skip_missing: false
#
# shell_profile
#
# Shell profile template to use
shell_profile_file:
#
# splunk_forwarder
#
splunk_deployment_server:
splunk_deployment_server_port: 8089
splunk_deployment_server_check: true
# Local 'splunk' user UID to use. A local user
# will be created if no local/remote user exists
splunk_user_uid: 4445
# This should come from vault
#splunk_user_password_hash:
splunk_phonehome_secs: 600
# Allowed states: present, latest
splunk_forwarder_package_state: present
# Deployment and user configuration templates
# to use if not using the role provided defaults
splunk_deployment_config_file:
splunk_user_config_file:
#
# sshd_configuration
#
# These options will be enabled/updated in config
# In case /etc/ssh/sshd_config.d is present these
# will be exclusively configured in 0-ansible.conf
# ListenAddress and Match supported only >= RHEL 9
sshd_options:
#AddressFamily: inet
#ListenAddress:
# - 10.0.0.1
# - 10.0.0.2
#Match User backup:
# - PermitTTY no
# - X11Forwarding no
#PermitRootLogin: prohibit-password
#X11Forwarding: 'no'
# These options will be commented out from all
# sshd configuration files found on the target
sshd_options_disable:
# - Protocol
# Optional file to copy as /etc/sysconfig/sshd
# NB. This is supported on RHEL 9 and newer only
sshd_sysconfig_file:
# Reset sshd configuration to RHEL RPM defaults
# NB. This is supported only for RHEL 9+ and may
# cause idempotency issues with option disabling,
# this only resets RPM provided files, not others
# Consider using the file_copy role on older RHEL
# Default files used by this role from: RHEL 9.3
sshd_configuration_config_reset: false
# Remove unrecognized sshd configuration files
# On systems without sshd_config.d does nothing
sshd_configuration_exclusive: false
# List of recognized sshd configuration files
# in addition to the role created 0-ansible.conf
# Other files in sshd_config.d will be removed
# NB. Ensure these files contain expected parameters!
sshd_configuration_files_known:
- /etc/ssh/sshd_config.d/00-complianceascode-hardening.conf
- /etc/ssh/sshd_config.d/01-complianceascode-reinforce-os-defaults.conf
- /etc/ssh/sshd_config.d/01-permitrootlogin.conf
- /etc/ssh/sshd_config.d/50-redhat.conf
#
# swap_setup
#
# NB. This is a (hopefully) temporary helper role to
# setup swap on VMs created by RHEL Image Builder with
# no swap partition, see this issue for current status:
# https://issues.redhat.com/browse/RHEL-4636
# Existing VG where to create LV for swap
# If this is unset then role does nothing
# Image Builder uses by default VG rootvg
swap_setup_vg_name:
# LV for swap name
swap_setup_lv_name: swap
# LV for swap size
swap_setup_lv_size: 2G
# Enable swap after LV/fstab configuration
swap_setup_enable_swap: true
#
# system_coredump
#
# Enable or disable system-wide coredumps
system_coredump_enable: false
#
# system_hostname
#
# System hostname to be configured in /etc/hostname
#
# Should be short name (not FQDN) when using DHCP,
# FQDN might be better option when using static IP
# but some software will require using short names
# Note that maximum allowed length is 63 characters
system_hostname: "{{ ansible_facts.fqdn | lower }}"
#
# system_init
#
# Perform minor cleanups after system
# initial installation. See the tasks
# for details. Using this role is by
# no means mandatory or required.
# Actions to take after initialization
# reboot - reboot after initialization
# syslog - write message to system log
# NB. 'localhost' will not be rebooted
system_init_final_actions:
- reboot
- syslog
#
# system_keyboard
#
system_keyboard: us
system_font: eurlatgr
#
# system_locale
#
# Available locale choices:
# C.UTF-8 - properly supported on RHEL 9+
# en_US.UTF-8 - supported on all RHEL versions
# auto - use C.UTF-8 if RHEL 9+ else en_US.UTF-8
system_locale: auto
# Reboot system after changes
system_locale_reboot: true
#
# system_reboot
#
# Reboot policy
# never - never reboot
# when_needed - reboot if needs-restarting says so
# always - always reboot
system_reboot_policy: when_needed
#
# system_unregister
#
# This role unconditionally unregisters a RHEL system from
# both Red Hat Insights and Red Hat Subscription Management
#
# system_update
#
# Reboot policy after applying updates
# never - never reboot even if updates would require reboot
# when_needed - reboot only when needed (using needs-restarting)
# when_updated - reboot if updates were installed
# always - always reboot even if no updates were installed
system_update_reboot_policy: when_needed
# Display list of updated packages on output
system_update_display_updates: false
# Send an email report of updated packages
system_update_email_report: false
# Parameters for the community.general.mail module
# Subject, reply, and to are mandatory, rest optional
system_update_email_parameters:
#host: localhost
#port: 25
#secure: try
#timeout: 20
#ehlohost:
#username:
#password:
charset: us-ascii
#headers:
#subtype:
subject: "[INFO] System Update"
sender: no-reply@localhost
to: root@localhost
#cc:
#bcc:
# Attach PDF version of the report to the email
# PDFs will be generated on the control host using
# utilities from enscript and ghostscript packages
# and those packages must be installed separately.
system_update_report_pdf: false
# Local directory to use for generating PDF files
system_update_report_pdf_dir: /tmp/.ansible.pdf
# Preamble text to include in all generated PDFs
# <HOST> will be replaced with inventory hostname
# <OSREL> will be replaced with OS release name
# <DATE> will be replaced with patching date/time
# <REBOOT> will be indicate reboot, true or false
system_update_report_pdf_preamble: "
System Update Report\n\n\n
Server: <HOST>\n
Patch date: <DATE>\n
OS version: <OSREL>\n
Server rebooted: <REBOOT>\n\n\n
The following packages were updated:\n"
#
# system_update_report_pre
#
# Display list of pending updates on output
system_update_report_pre_display_updates: false
# Send an email report of pending updates
system_update_report_pre_email_report: false
# Parameters for the community.general.mail module
# Subject, reply, and to are mandatory, rest optional
system_update_report_pre_email_parameters:
#host: localhost
#port: 25
#secure: try
#timeout: 20
#ehlohost:
#username:
#password:
charset: us-ascii
#headers:
#subtype:
subject: "[INFO] Upcoming System Update"
sender: no-reply@localhost
to: root@localhost
#cc:
#bcc:
# Attach PDF version of the report to the email
# PDFs will be generated on the control host using
# utilities from enscript and ghostscript packages
# and those packages must be installed separately.
system_update_report_pre_pdf: false
# Directory used to generate PDF files
system_update_report_pre_pdf_dir: /tmp/.ansible.pdf
# Preamble text to include in all generated PDFs
# <HOST> will be replaced with inventory hostname
# <OSREL> will be replaced with OS release name
system_update_report_pre_pdf_preamble: "
Upcoming System Update Report\n\n\n
Server: <HOST>\n
OS version: <OSREL>\n\n\n
The following package updates will be installed:\n"
#
# timesync
#
# This role is a wrapper for redhat.rhel_system_roles.timesync
# that takes a list of NTP servers as input and after running
# the system role flushes handlers to update time immediately
# See the system role documentation for details of the config
timesync_ntp_servers:
- hostname: 0.rhel.pool.ntp.org
iburst: true
- hostname: 1.rhel.pool.ntp.org
iburst: true
- hostname: 2.rhel.pool.ntp.org
iburst: true
- hostname: 3.rhel.pool.ntp.org
iburst: true
- hostname: time.cloudflare.com
iburst: true
#
# timezone
#
timezone: UTC
#
# troubleshooting_tools - default list omitted here for brevity
#
# Install a set of commonly used troubleshooting tools
#troubleshooting_tools:
# -
# Enable PCP performance metrics as needed
troubleshooting_tools_enable_perf_metrics: true
#
# usbguard_setup
#
# To completely disable the USB subsystem
# use the usbcore.nousb boot parameter,
# also see usbcore.authorized_default.
# Policy to apply to USB devices
# reject - block and reject all devices
# custom - custom configuration, see below
# allow - disable USBGuard and allow all USB devices
usbguard_setup_policy: reject
# Custom USBGuard configuration file
# Role provided alternatives:
# * usbguard-daemon_rhel.conf - RHEL default config
usbguard_setup_config_file:
# Custom USBGuard rules file template to use