======3.4.1 Ensure TCP Wrappers is installed (Scored)======
=====Profile Applicability=====  
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Level 1 - Server
Level 1 - Workstation 
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=====Description=====
TCP Wrappers provides a simple access list and standardized logging method for services capable of supporting it. In the past, services that were called from ''inetd'' and ''xinetd'' supported the use of tcp wrappers. As ''inetd'' and ''xinetd'' have been falling in disuse, any service that can support tcp wrappers will have the ''libwrap.so'' library attached to it.

=====Rationale=====
TCP Wrappers provide a good simple access list mechanism to services that may not have that support built in. It is recommended that all services that can support TCP Wrappers, use it.

=====Audit===== 
Run the following command and verify ''tcp_wrappers'' is installed:
<Code:bash>
# rpm -q tcp_wrappers 
tcp_wrappers-<version>
</Code>
Run the following command and verify ''libwrap.so'' is installed:
<Code:bash>
# rpm -q tcp_wrappers-libs 
tcp_wrappers-libs-<version>
</Code>
=====Remediation===== 
Run the following command to install ''tcp_wrappers'':
<Code:bash>
# yum install tcp_wrappers
</Code>

=====Notes=====
To verify if a service supports TCP Wrappers, run the following command:
<Code:bash>
# ldd <path-to-daemon> | grep libwrap.so
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If there is any output, then the service supports TCP Wrappers.