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From: Martin Roesch (roesch
md.prestige.net)Date: Sun Mar 25 2001 - 21:29:00 CST
-- Martin Roesch roeschmd.prestige.net http://www.snort.org
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Check out the BUGS file that comes with Snort, it contains information on backtracing the core file. IF you could do that we'll take a stab at solving the problem...
-Marty
Siddhartha Jain wrote:
>
> I have 10% CPU utilization at approx. 10 Mbps on a Dual UltraSparc 450 Mhz
> with 1 GB RAM. This is how my Snort is setup. I have a port each on two
> switches configured as span ports for all the ports on the two switches.
> Both these span ports are connected to a hub (a 10-BaseT) to which the wire
> coming from the IDS box is also connected.
>
> And i have a problem, my snort dies after approx. two days giving a core
> dump. So either the hub drops packets and snort dies trying to reassemble
> the TCP stream (i get lot of "snort: [!] WARNING: TCP stream reassembler,
> Server Bytes in Buffer > Buffer Size (33952 > 26520)" ) messages OR there is
> a problem with Snort itself. Either, i could use some help with trying to
> keep Snort 24x7. Could someone tell me how to inspect the core dump?
>
> Siddhartha Jain
>
> >
> > I had a PIII 733 sitting at 100% CPU on anything above 19-20Mbps. Logging
> > to a MySQL server on a separate box. I also have a PIII550 that would sit
> > at 100% on anything above 15Mb/sec. On both of these boxes, snort was
> > consuming 99% of the CPU. Maybe I need to throw snort some different
> flags,
> > which ones should I use to get the best performance? (I don't have the
> ones
> > I'm using now available at this moment).
> >
> > Jay
>
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: shawn . moyer [mailto:shawn
net-connect.net]
> > > Also Jay, I'm not sure about your statement about 20Mbps
> > > being too much
> > > for Snort to handle. The general consensus seems to be that a
> > > beefy box
> > > running Snort with a fast bus and a lot of RAM logging to
> > > binary format
> > > can handle upwards of 90Mbps without a whimper.
>
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