Compatibility Questionnaire: Opsware (Server Automation System (SAS)) — Archive
Important: The OVAL Compatibility Program was moved to "archive" status in December 2009, and replaced with the "OVAL Adoption Program." Under the OVAL Adoption Program product validation is performed by an external organization, allowing the OVAL Team to focus on educating vendors on best practices regarding the use and implementation OVAL and on how OVAL can continue to evolve as needed by the community.
Refer to the OVAL Adoption Program section for addition information and to review all products and services listed.
Organizational Information
Name of Your Organization:
Web Site:
Product Information
Product/Service Name:
Compatible Categories:
Product/Service Home Page:
Product Accessibility
The product can be obtained by contacting the Opsware sales force:
For sales inquiries, please contact:
United States:
Western Region: Deirdre Boyle - (408) 744-7514
Central Region: Peter Kern - (408) 744-7310
Eastern Region: Victor Espino - (408) 744-7318
Federal: Milan Hemrajani - (814) 404-2509
For EMEA and APAC inquiries please send requests for contact or information to sales@opsware.com.
Language Version Indication
Each OVAL Definition used will be tagged with the version of OVAL used to generate it. So, this information will be in the product associated with each end-result object.
Approach for Correction of Errors
Contact Opsware Customer Support (support@opsware.com) referencing the TON Subscription Service.
Support will provide a trouble ticket for the issue; this ticket will be escalated through the TON Engineering team and incorporated in a future release of the content.
Compatibility Documentation
None; this is still under generation.
Language Support
In the windows File Object, SAS doesn't support the 'development-class' attribute. We have an open issue to address it going forward in a later release of the product.
Finding Elements Using OVAL
In the Opsware Server Automation System, customers browse vulnerability checks in a tree structure. The CVE ID of each vulnerability is listed in the vulnerability's name.
The OVAL Test ID is referenced inside the individual check source code.
OVAL Content Importation Process Explanation
Opsware Support can create a content request ticket for content requests; these requests can be released within 6 weeks of the request.
Statement of Compatibility
Have an authorized individual sign and date the following Compatibility Statement (required):
"As an authorized representative of my organization I agree that we will abide by all of the mandatory compatibility requirements as well as all of the additional mandatory compatibility requirements that are appropriate for our specific type of capability."
Name: | Alex Quilter | |
Title: | Sr. Engineering Manager |
Statement of Accuracy
Have an authorized individual sign and date the following accuracy Statement (recommended):
"As an authorized representative of my organization and to the best of my knowledge, there are no errors in the correctness of our capability's use of the OVAL Language and the interpretation of the logic."
Name: | Alex Quilter | |
Title: | Sr. Engineering Manager |
Statement on Follow-on Correctness Testing Support
Have an authorized individual sign and date the following statement about your organizations willingness to support correctness testing of other capabilities, which will be managed by the Reviewing Authority and kept to reasonable levels of effort for all involved. (required):
"As an authorized representative of my organization, we agree to support the Review Authority in follow-on correctness testing activities, where appropriate types of OVAL documents might need to be exchanged with other organizations attempting to prove the correctness of their capabilities."
Name: | Alex Quilter | |
Title: | Sr. Engineering Manager |
Page Last Updated: December 17, 2009