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Re: Tripwire Client thru a G2 Firewall
From: "Michal Merta" <michal.merta () gmail com>
Date: Thu, 8 Jun 2006 09:53:03 +0200
Hi Mart, Try to use proxies for these 2 ports, activate it, make the rule. Later log to G2 via ssh and try: acat -ae "src_ip client and dst_ip server" (or realtime acat -ake "src_ip client and dst_ip server") Can you see some traffic there? (especially at desired ports?) Michal On 7 Jun 2006 00:29:36 -0000, aquanuts () gmail com <aquanuts () gmail com> wrote:
Guys, I have two sun servers on my DMZ and would like to have tripwire client report system activities back to our tripwire server "inside" our network. But, I can not get the server to auto-detect the clients on the DMZ. I have two packet filters running, one for port 9898 (by-directional) and the second is for port 8080 (by-directional). I see 9898 traffic, but I never see 8080 traffic. Can anyone point out what I'm doing wrong ???? Mart
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