Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) audit and event logs must record sufficient forensic data to be stored online for thirty days and offline for one year.

Overview

Finding ID	Version	Rule ID	IA Controls	Severity
V-251361	NET0198	SV-251361r853649_rule		Medium

Description
In order to identify and combat IP address spoofing, it is highly recommended that the DHCP server logs MAC addresses and hostnames on the DHCP server, in addition to standard data such as IP address and date/time.

STIG	Date
Network Infrastructure Policy Security Technical Implementation Guide	2022-10-18

Details

Check Text ( C-54796r808531_chk )
Verify the DHCP audit and event logs include hostnames and MAC addresses of all clients, in addition to IP address and date/time. Also, validate logs are kept online for thirty days and offline for one year. If the logs do not include hostnames and MAC addresses along with the IP address and date/time, or if the logs are not kept online for thirty days and offline for one year, this is a finding.

Check Text ( C-54796r808531_chk )

Verify the DHCP audit and event logs include hostnames and MAC addresses of all clients, in addition to IP address and date/time. Also, validate logs are kept online for thirty days and offline for one year.

If the logs do not include hostnames and MAC addresses along with the IP address and date/time, or if the logs are not kept online for thirty days and offline for one year, this is a finding.

Fix Text (F-54749r808532_fix)
Configure the DHCP audit and event logs to log hostname and MAC addresses, in addition to IP address and date/time. Store the logs for a minimum of thirty days online and then offline for one year.