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From: Mike Hrubes (MHrubes
wizmo.com)Date: Wed Jan 09 2002 - 11:29:34 CST
Hi all,
I'm new to the IDS world. I understand what an IDS does, and why you
need it, but I have some questions on the technical aspect of IDS. We
are planning on implementing an IDS in the near future. The idea that
has been proposed is to put the IDS in the path between connections,
rather than connected in promiscuous mode. The reason they want to do
this is so they can also run a blocking software, like portsentry, to
block unwanted scans, etc.
Is this even possible to do? The idea is to use a linux server running
snort. This box would have two interfaces to route the traffic through
it, scanning the signatures at the same time.
Possible/not possible? If possible, good idea/bad idea? Opinions in
general?
Thanks in advance,
Mike Hrubes
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